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The Single Status Certificate serves as an official verification of a person's marital status under Maltese jurisdiction. This document is typically required when individuals need to prove their freedom to marry, especially for marriages taking place abroad, or for various administrative and legal procedures requiring confirmation of marital status. The certificate is issued by the Public Registry of Malta after thorough verification of their records and contains essential personal information, including the subject's full name, date of birth, and current marital status. It is particularly relevant for international proceedings, immigration applications, and foreign marriage registrations. The document must comply with Malta's Public Registry Act and related regulations, and may require additional authentication such as an Apostille for international use. The Single Status Certificate is valid for six months from the date of issue and must be signed by an authorized public official to be considered legally valid.

1. Issuing Authority Details: Official header with the name and details of the issuing authority (Public Registry of Malta)

2. Certificate Reference: Unique reference number and date of issuance

3. Subject Personal Information: Full legal name, date of birth, place of birth, current address, and identification number of the person whose status is being certified

4. Parents Information: Names and identification details of the subject's parents

5. Status Declaration: Official statement declaring the person's current marital status (never married, divorced, widowed)

6. Verification Statement: Statement confirming that the records have been checked against the Public Registry

7. Official Certification: Date, signature, and seal of the authorized official issuing the certificate