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Special Circumstances

SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES: It often takes years to reach a decision in Bolivian legal cases, whether involving property disputes, civil, or criminal matters. The court sometimes orders a defendant held in jail for the duration of the case. Lists of local Bolivian attorneys and their specialties are available from the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in La Paz and the U.S. Consular Agencies in Santa Cruz and Cochabamba. (Add Link to Lawyers Lists)

Civil marriage in Bolivia of U.S. citizen non-residents to Bolivians is possible if all documentary requirements are met. The Bolivian potential spouse should check with the Office of the Civil Registry in La Paz (591-2) 2316-226 or 2338-884 (fax 2390-919) to determine what documents are required. An affidavit that the U.S. citizen is single is required and may be notarized at the U.S. Embassy. The U.S. Embassy does not, however, authenticate U.S. civil documents, such as birth certificates, for local use. All required U.S. documents must be translated and authenticated by a Bolivian consular officer in the U.S. Additional information is available at the website http://bolivia.usembassy.gov.