Get Petition For Pauline Privilege - Diocese Of Baker - Dioceseofbaker

Filling out the Petition for Pauline Privilege can be an essential step for individuals seeking to establish their right to contract a valid marriage under particular circumstances. This guide will provide you with clear, step-by-step instructions on how to effectively complete this form online.

Follow the steps to successfully fill out your petition.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the document and open it for completion.
2. Begin by entering the case name and protocol number at the top of the form.
3. In the first paragraph, provide your name (including maiden name if applicable) and the name of your first spouse. This is crucial for establishing the context of your request.
4. Fill in your present name, address, phone number, email, and parish details, if applicable.
5. Next, provide the present name, address, phone number, email, and parish details, if applicable, of your first spouse.
6. Additionally, document the details of your marriage, including the date, place, and the officiant's name.
7. State that both you and your first spouse were not baptized in any Christian denomination at the time of marriage and provide names, addresses, and relationships of witnesses who can corroborate this.
8. Record the details of your civil divorce, including dates and places.
9. If you have been baptized, fill in the name of the church, date, place, and your domicile information.
10. Indicate your desire to request authorization for potential interpellation and provide the name, contact information, and proposed marriage details of your future partner.
11. Attach the necessary supporting documents by checking the appropriate boxes for the marriage certificate, certified divorce decree, and baptismal certificate if applicable.
12. Finally, sign the petition and have it witnessed by the appropriate church official, ensuring their signature and parish seal are included.

Complete your petition online today to initiate your application for Pauline Privilege.