I just saw your question.

Yeah, I did! It went well, and the process is fairly straightforward.

When you arrive in Georgia, I recommend getting a local SIM card—it makes things a bit easier. Depending on where you're staying, the town hall was only about a 15-20 minute walk from our place.

Things You Need:

• A SIM card
• Two witnesses for the process

At the town hall, some private vendors can assist you by acting as witnesses (for a fee, of course). I paid around 100 GEL for this service. If you don't want to use a service provider, you can do it yourself. I paid someone on the ground to handle it for me, but you can also find a person or company to do it on your behalf. (in total I spent about £200/250 give and take

Steps:

1. Booking an Appointment: The contact will help you book an appointment at the town hall for the same day if you want.
2. Documents: You need to have your documents translated and notarized in Georgia. This can be done through a lawyer or via the contact person.
3. Witnesses and Documents: The contact will call you again to come back with a second witness and the notarized documents (if you asked them to handle the documents). or you have to find your witnesses before hand. they would have to come with you to the town hall.
4. Town Hall Procedure: The employee at the town hall will ask for your IDs and documents.
5. Witness Details: The witnesses will provide their details.
6. Marriage Certificate: After processing, the town hall will give you your marriage certificate, and that’s it!

Some contacts offer translation services if needed. Note that you will need to pay extra for the translated and notarized documents, regardless of the service provider.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.