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Marrify: Everything you need to know about Ghana’s new marriage verification service
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A new digital platform in Ghana is seeking to make one part of that process easier by allowing people to search marriage and divorce records and verify information about marriage-related institutions and officials.
Discover how Marrify, Ghana's new digital registry, lets you search marriage records, verify divorce details, check venues, and confirm licensed officers.
Where records are connected, users can follow those links to related information, such as a spouse, marriage officer, venue or divorce record.
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