Giving notice of marriage or civil partnership

Roadworks on Homer Road

There will be roadworks on Homer Road from Monday 4 November and Friday 29 November 2024.

Single lane road closure (eastbound direction only) Homer Road, Solihull Town Centre, B91 3RG – between Solihull Police Station and the junction with Church Hill Road.

The above section of road will be closed during the works, but vehicles and pedestrians will still have access to the Register Office and Church Hill car park. The westbound lane will remain open and there will be signs for diversions routes via Princes Way.

You can view a diversion map at the one.network website.

This will not impact your booking, but please think about planning ahead so you have extra travel time to allow for any disruption.

For further information relating to the works, please contact Vital Energi Ltd on 01254 296 000.

If you are getting married in a Church of England you should consult the Church Minister.

For all other civil and religious ceremonies you must give notice at a register office.

If you are getting married or registering a civil partnership abroad you may need a certificate of no impediment (CONI).  You can find out if you need one at GOV.UK.

You both must give notice in person - no one else can do it on your behalf.

You must have lived in the district where you are giving notice for a minimum of 9 clear days immediately prior to giving notice (If you are marrying a foreign national outside England and Wales, requirements may vary).

Your notice is publicly displayed for 28 days, after which the authority for your marriage or civil partnership may be granted. Each notice is valid for 1 year, but if you decide to change venue, new notices must be given (GOV.UK provides advice if you are getting married abroad as conditions can vary).

If you intend to marry or form a civil partnership outside of Solihull, you should also contact the local register office for that area before you give notice, to ensure that officials will be available on the day.

If you or your partner is a non-relevant national

If you or your partner is a ‘non-relevant national’, this means not a British citizen, Irish citizen or granted or pending European Union Settlement Scheme (EUSS) status, you need to give notice together at a register office in the district where one or both of you live.

The fee for giving notice is £57 per person which is payable when booking the appointment, and you may need to wait up to 70 days before getting married or forming a civil partnership.

Fees and how to make an appointment

If you live in Solihull you will need to make an appointment to give notice by telephoning 0121 704 8002.

The fee for giving notice is £42 per person (£57 per person for non-relevant nationals) which is payable at the time of booking your appointment.

The fee for giving notice for a certificate of no impediment (CONI) for a marriage is £42 which is payable at the time of booking your appointment.

The fee for giving notice for a certificate of no impediment (CONI) for a civil partnership is £38.50 which is payable at the time of booking your appointment.

Appointments are at:

Solihull Register Office
Homer Road
Solihull
B90 3QZ

Monday to Friday 9.30am to 4.00pm