Mind boggled - seeking advice!

[Terpe]

Some of the needed documents have an expiry.
Check which ones before getting them.
6 months is the usual validity period

[Steve.r]

Some of the needed documents have an expiry.
Check which ones before getting them.
6 months is the usual validity period

You got there before me Peter.

[Terpe]

You got there before me Peter.

Time difference Steve

[ssbib]

Some of the needed documents have an expiry.
Check which ones before getting them.
6 months is the usual validity period

Thanks for the warning on this. Maybe I will have a look at collecting them in November/December time if the wedding will be in February.

So can I confirm the process as being this:
Take all my documents and affidavit to embassy and get CNI (is that what its called)
Take CNI and all other documents for me and my wife to local town hall and get certificate of marriage (pay for expidited process)
Get married!

I'm going to be there for 30 days starting at the end of January and running all through February, that should give plenty of time to get the CNI and marriage licsense (as long as I have these appointments in the first few days already pre-booekd) and then have the marriage on one of the last few days befroe I leave.

Also, the flights I have been looking at would mean that my return flight would be at 12:15am on the 31st DAY of my stay!! Would this be allowed as long as I am at the airport and clear security checks on the 30th day (last day allowed without a visa)? I asked the embassy this in London and they said to contact the department of immigration. When I go to their website it doen't load.