Marriage Contract Fees in Morocco: Setting the Record Straight
In recent days, there has been a flurry of discussions and rumors circulating on social media regarding a purported increase in the fees for marriage contracts in Morocco, specifically suggesting that the cost has soared to 3500 dirhams. The National Council of Notaries in Morocco has decisively addressed these claims, unequivocally stating that they are nothing but unfounded rumors devoid of any truth. In a detailed statement issued by the regional council of notaries in Fes, which was shared with the media, the council emphasized that the official fee structure for marriage contracts remains unchanged and has not been adjusted in any way.
The professional body urged the public to exercise caution and diligence when sharing news, encouraging individuals to source their information from credible and official channels. This approach is crucial in preventing the spread of misinformation that can arise on social media platforms. The document, which bears the signature of the council's president, Abdellah Jdidi, serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency and open communication between notaries and the general public. The council reiterated its commitment to fostering a transparent relationship with citizens through its various regional councils across the country, ensuring that any confusion regarding notarial services is addressed promptly and effectively.
As reported by akhbarona.com.
