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   ##What you need to do
   
  -You’ll be asked to provide a certificate of no impediment (CNI) to prove you’re allowed to marry.
  +You need to apply for either:
  +
  +- a certificate of no impediment (CNI) from the British Embassy or UK registrar
  +- a ‘no trace letter’ from the General Register Office
  +
  +###Certificate of no impediment (CNI)
   
   To get a CNI, you must post notice of your intended marriage in Denmark. You can do this at the British embassy or in front of a notary public.
   
   You’ll need to have been living in Denmark for at least 3 full days before you can post notice, for example if you arrive in the country on Thursday, the earliest you can post notice is the following Monday.
   
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  +[Make an appointment at the embassy in Copenhagen.](https://www.consular-appointments.service.gov.uk/fco/#!/british-embassy-copenhagen/notice-of-marriage-or-civil-partnership/slot_picker)
   
   You’ll need to provide supporting documents, including:
   
  
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  ^You’ll also need to provide evidence of nationality or residence if the divorce or dissolution took place outside the UK. You’ll need to get it [legalised](/get-document-legalised) and [translated](/government/collections/list-of-lawyers) if it’s not in English.^
  
  ###No trace letters
  
  The Danish authorities will sometimes accept a ‘no trace letter’ instead of a CNI. Check with the Danish authorities to find out if they’ll accept a ‘no trace letter’.
  
negative.code: Telephone: +44 (0)300 123 1837 (8am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 4pm Saturday)
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  ## Fees
  
  Service | Fee
  -|-
  Issuing a CNI, Nulla Osta or equivalent | £50
  
  You normally have to pay fees for consular services in the local currency - these are shown in the list of [consular fees for Denmark](/government/publications/denmark-consular-fees).
  
  You can pay by cash or credit card, but not by personal cheque.
  
  *[CNI]:certificate of no impediment
  