anchor.diff:  - written consent from a deputy - this could be someone [appointed as his attorney](/lasting-power-attorney-duties) or a judge in Kuwait (contact the Kuwait Ministry of Justice for information)
   - your father’s death certificate if he is deceased
   
  -You may be able to use a certificate of no impediment (CNI) issued and legalised in the UK. Check with the [Kuwait Ministry of Justice](https://www.moj.gov.kw/en/Pages/default.aspx) to see if it can be used in place of written consent.
  +You may be able to use a CNI issued and legalised in the UK. Check with the [Kuwait Ministry of Justice](https://www.moj.gov.kw/en/Pages/default.aspx) to see if it can be used in place of written consent.
   
   You need to get your written consent and CNI translated into Arabic. You also need to get them ‘legalised’ by all of the following:
   
  
positive.code: 
  You do not need a certificate of no impediment (CNI).
  
  ###If you’re a Muslim woman
  
  You cannot marry a non-Muslim man. 
  
  If your father is in Kuwait, you do not need a certificate of no impediment (CNI).
  
  
negative.code: 
  If your partner is not British, you should check with their embassy and the [Kuwait Ministry of Justice](https://www.moj.gov.kw/en/Pages/default.aspx) if any other documents are needed.
  
  ##Christian marriages
  
  You can only get a Christian marriage if you and your partner are both non-Muslim.
  
  At the Notary Department of [Kuwait Ministry of Justice](https://www.moj.gov.kw/en/Pages/default.aspx), you’ll need to provide either:
  
  - a certificate of no impediment (CNI) issued in the UK
  - a ’singleness certificate’ issued by the church you’re getting married at in Kuwait
  
  Check with the Kuwait Ministry of Justice if any other documents are needed.
  