anchor.diff:  - evidence that you or your former partner lived in (or were a national of) that country at the time
   - a visa which was valid in the country where it happened
   
  -You'll need to get any documentation legalised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (or equivalent) and the Egyptian consulate in the country where that happened.
  +You’ll need to get any documents legalised by:
  +
  +- the [Ministry of Foreign Affairs](http://www.mfa.gov.eg/) when you’re in Egypt 
  +- the Egyptian consulate in the country where the marriage or civil partnership ended
  +
  +If you were in a same-sex marriage or civil partnership before, you do not need to get the documents legalised but you must still bring them to your appointment.
   
   ### Women divorcees and widows
   
  
positive.code: ## Before you start
  
  Contact the local district office where you want to get married to find out about local marriage laws, including what documents you'll need.
  
  If you're divorced you need to get legal advice to check that your divorce is valid in Egypt.
  
  
negative.code: - their current Egyptian ID card and passport
  - that they're not married (divorces must be irrevocable)
  
  If they’re not from the UK or Egypt, they'll need to:
  
  - ask the embassy of their country what documents prove that they’re free to marry
  - get a letter from the embassy that shows their marriage status, for example single or divorced
  
  ### Legalise your affirmation
  
  Take your affirmation to be ‘legalised' (certified as genuine) by the [Ministry of Foreign Affairs](http://www.mfa.gov.eg/).
  
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