1) Marital Status Certificates are given at the Embassy as shown in the sample attached*.
– Registration of Marriage Application* filled out and signed.
– Original Certificate of Marriage legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the marriage took place and translated into Arabic, English or French.
– Spouse's original Certificate of Birth (If he/she is not a Lebanese citizen) legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the birth took place and translated into Arabic, English or French.
– Spouse's name in Arabic.
– Registration of Birth Application* filled out and signed.
– Original Certificate of Birth legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the birth took place and translated into Arabic, English or French.
– Father's Lebanese recent I.D. card (with a photograph) as well as a photocopy of it on a paper size A4 or a recent Family Civil Registry Record as well as a photocopy of it on a paper size A4.
– Mother's Lebanese I.D. card or Certificate of Birth (if she is not Lebanese).
– Parents Lebanese Certificate of Marriage.
– Child's name in Arabic.
Certificate of Birth legalization fees: 10US$.
– Registration of Divorce Application* filled out and signed.
– Original Divorce Decree legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where it has been issued and translated into Arabic, English or French.
– Special power of attorney.
– Husband/Spouse recent Lebanese I.D. card (with a photograph) as well as a photocopy of it on a paper size A4 or a recent Family Civil Registry Record as well as a photocopy of it on a paper size A4.
– Lebanese Certificate of Marriage.
– Wife's Certificate of Birth (if she is not Lebanese).
– A copy of passports of both spouses.
Certificate of Divorce legalization fees: 10US$.
– Registration of Death Application* filled out and signed.
– Original Certificate of Death legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where it has been issued and translated into Arabic, English or French.
– Original passport of the deceased to be cancelled and given back to his family.
– Deceased's most recent Lebanese I.D. card (with a photograph) as well as a photocopy of it on a paper size A4, or a recent Individual Civil Registry Extract (with a photograph) as well as a photocopy of it on a paper size A4, or else a recent Family Civil Registry Record as well as a photocopy of it on a paper size A4.
– Certificate of Death legalization fees are as follows: 10US$.


Just to clarify, I did not lose 100 pounds. My testosterone level dropped 100 points in the past 10 months. I have seen my Dr. and had some more blood work done. At this point I'm thinking there is something else going on to cause weakness and fatigue other than effects of the surgery. I have started PT on my foot. Thanks to all of you for your interest.
To all my friends Mamacita, Justin, Lioness, Terri, No I didn't lose 100 pounds. My Testosterone blood test dropped 100 points in the past 10 months. Saw my Dr. and had a Pituitary gland blood test and if no other problems show up on that test we are going to try a testosterone treatment. Started some PT today, 45 minutes of that really proved how weak and out of shape I am. The good thing about it is, now I'm even more determined to come all the way back. The best to all of you.
Hi Justin, The last line of your post really hit home with me, you said you struggled both" physically and mentally". How can you measure the mental impact on your physical body of not being able to do your thing. You said you played sled hockey and golf. I have been a runner for 35 years. When you take the thing out of your life that defines who you are it takes a toll on your body just as great if not greater than an atrophied muscle. Thanks for letting me put my thoughts into words.
Hello Mamacita and Lioness, Thank you both for you're responses. You both put great emphasis on doing PT. The surgeon did not order any PT, I don't know why, unless it was to protect the re-attachment of the torn tendon. I see him next week (it's a 200 mile round trip) and that will be my first question to him. I still think I have something else that is causing my weakness and low energy. Blood test eliminated anemia as a potential cause but did show a low testosterone number, see doctor tomorrow to discuss that. Going to try to walk more, I've always believed that walking and running heal.
Thanks for responding to my post, I appreciate very much being able to hear of others experiences, sounds like you've been through a lot. I will see my Doctor next week about the low testosterone number. I'm sure that having a cast on for 8 weeks affected my overall system, but the cast has been off for 12 weeks now and I don't see much progress in improved stamina and strength. I did a 2 mile walk yesterday and I felt like I had run 20 miles. I've had very little pain in my foot even immediately following surgery. I've had swelling and what I would call discomfort.
I had foot surgery 7/25, screw put in a stress fracture and torn tendon on top of same foot reattached. Cast from toes to knee for 8 weeks with no weight bearing on that foot. Since cast was taken off I have felt very weak and fatigued, both legs and all of my body. Had a blood test, all numbers look good except Testosterone, lost 100 points, down to 213 from 313 10 months ago, could this be the problem? I'm 76 years old and very active or at least I was. Any help would be appreciated.


Before you subscribe to Office 365, consider buying or subscribing to these Office 365 alternatives. These apps and services will save you money. Some of these Office 365 alternatives are also far easier to use than Microsoft's offering.
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You need the best Microsoft Office 365 alternatives because Microsoft's offering isn't as inexpensive as you might think and isn't always the best solution.
Consider Office 365's pricing. The monthly or yearly cost of Office 365 increases the more users and features you need. It's $6.99 a month, but that grows to $9.99 when you need to cover a family of five. If business email and a messaging app for your organization are must, you need Office 365 for Business. Those plans start at $8.25 per month for each user. Microsoft charges more if you don't pay for an entire year up-front.
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The Athy Southern Distributor Road, aimed at funneling chronic traffic congestion out of Athy, was first proposed 40 years ago and finally received the green light this week.
The funding for the Southern Distributor Road will be provided under the Capital Plan, and works will commence as soon as planning permission is in place. The AthyTown Development Plan 2012-2018 states that 'the primary and overriding objective for all future development and progress in Athy has to be the construction of the Southern Distributor Road in the shortest time frame possible.' I am therefore very glad to witness this recent development.
This is good news for the people of Kildare South and in particular Athy, who have had to suffer chronic traffic congestion along this route for decades. I will be working closely Kildare County Council to ensure the planning application is submitted without any further delay. Commuters can look forward to an easier journey to and from home in the near future.


COLOMBIA has two authors on the 2009 Independent Foreign Ficton Prize shortlist: Evelio Rosero and Juan Gabriel Vásquez. Both of these books were translated from the Spanish by Anne McLean. There is also a début novel from a French author, Céline Curiol. Ma Jian, Ismail Kadare and A.B. Yehoshua are on the shortlist.


A timeless silk by Laura Ashley from their dupion silk range. The colour Duck Egg is a beautiful with subtle character. Perfect for a traditional or contemporary setting. The shade is beautiful complete with a cream trim.


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De Classenske Boliger på Frederiksberg blev opført 1866-1881 af Det Classenske Fideicommis, der var (og stadig er) en filantropisk fond. Arkitekt var stiftelsens faste arkitekt Vilhelm Tvede. Det var "sunde arbejderboliger", der strakte sig fra Godthåbsvej til det nuværende Nyelandsvej, og mod Langelandsvej og Yrsavej. Fideikommiset havde købt ca. 6 tdr. land fra justitsråd Nyelands ejendom Sindshvile. Det blev en hel bydel. Der blev oprettet 4 rækker af lejligheder i 2 etager, og lejlighederne var små. Det blev til 24 langhuse i gule mursten med boliger for 378 familier. Lejlighedstyperne var 1-, 1½- og 2-værelses lejligheder – alle med eget køkken ca. 4 kvm. og ca. 12-15 kvm. store værelser. Der var intet toilet, og rent vand skulle man selv hente, og det beskidte vand skulle man også selv bære ud. Det udviklede sig til en "rotterede".

Toiletterne var anbragt to og to i små bygninger ved husenes gavle, hvilket gav fire klosetter til 16 lejligheder. Hvert hus fik tildelt en lille havelod. På en central plads midt i byggeriet anlagdes et stort fælleshus, kedelrum og vaskeri samt forskellige butikker, hvor beboerne kunne købe daglige fornødenheder. Desuden fandtes der et børneasyl. I 1880 blev en kirke – Classerkirken – tilføjet til bebyggelsen. Den blev nedrevet i 1911 og erstattet af Godthaabskirken.

I 1867 kunne de første lejere flytte ind i boligerne, der havde lave huslejer. I 1880 boede der 1.288 personer i bebyggelsen voksende til 1.655 i 1895. Men i tidens løb blev det et rent fattigkvarter. I 1906 var 40% af husstandene i De classenske Boliger "uden mandligt familieoverhoved". Efterhånden blev bebyggelsen en torn i øjet på Frederiksberg Kommune, som i 1909 opkøbte stedet til nedrivning. Samtidig med salget reserverede Fideikommiset 75.000 kr. til opførelse af en ny kirke, Godthaabskirken, på en grund, skænket af proprietær, exam.juris. H.I. Nyeland.

Nedrivningen kom dog til at tage mange år pga. boligmangelen under 1. verdenskrig, og den sidste nedrivning skete i 1959. På stedet blev Frederiksberg Svømmehal indviet i 1934 og bebyggelsen Godthåbs Have bygget (1941-45). Nu hedder stedet Aksel Møllers Have.

En del af materialerne fra nedrivningen blev genbrugt af arkitekt Sigurd Tanggaard til at bygge 48 længehuse på Einar-Jensens Vænge ved Finsensvej. Disse huse blev revet ned i 2005.

De Classenske Boliger blev i sin tid opført i det vi i dag kalder Svømmehalskvarteret. Fra at være en "rotterede" har stedet nu udviklet sig til et mondænt område med cafeer og metrostation Aksel Møllers Have Station.

Eksterne henvisninger
 Godthåbskirkens historie, De Classenske Boliger
 De Classenske Boliger
 Svømmehalskvarteret.

Forsvundne bygninger, konstruktioner og anlæg i Frederiksberg Kommune
Etableret i 1866
Boliger
Stiftelser på Frederiksberg
Ophørt i 1959
Vilhelm Tvede

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