If either or both of you were previously married, you will be required to provide the date, city and state of the divorce.

Persons nearer of kin than second cousins (O.R.C. 3101.01), or when either of the applicants is under the influence of an intoxicating liquor or controlled substance or is infected with syphilis in a form that is communicable or likely to become communicable (O.R.C. 3101.06). See similar questions...

If the couple resides in New Jersey, marriage license applications are filed in the municipality where the bride resides. If both parties reside outside of New Jersey, the couple must then apply for their marriage license in the municipality where the couple is to be married. See similar questions...

A couple who intends to be married in Illinois must apply in person for a marriage license to any county clerk's office (List of county vital record Web sites or county clerk addresses) in the state. There is no residency requirement for out-of-state applicants. While applicants may apply for a license in any county, the license is only effective in the county where issued. Therefore, the marriage must take place in the county where you obtained your license. See similar questions...

A Marriage License is valid for 1 year from the date it is issued. The marriage must be solemnized within that time. See similar questions...

If you were ever married before, you must bring in an original or certified copy of any divorce decrees, annulments or death certificates for ALL previous marriages - even those performed See similar questions...

Information regarding how previous marriages ended must be furnished in the application for a marriage license. This includes whether the former spouse died or was divorced and, if so, when and where the divorce was granted. A certified copy of the divorce decree(s) or certificate(s) of dissolution of marriage may be required by the clerk issuing the marriage license. See similar questions...

No, marriage licenses are issued between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Applicants should be in our office by 4:30 p.m. See similar questions...

Those who desire a marriage license must be at least 18 years old and be able to produce identification: this includes a birth certificate and a driver's license. Also, if either person has been previously married, they must produce divorce papers to receive a license. Both persons must be present in order to obtain a marriage license, and there is a 24 hour waiting period to receive the certification: the cost is $40.00, and it is good for 60 days. See similar questions...

Effective September 1st you must bring $60 in cash to pay for the Marriage License, as only cash will be accepted by the Marriage License Agent. If either of you are 18 years of age or younger a birth certificate is required, under 18 years of age also requires written consent from parents, a legal guardian or a family court. If either of you have been married before, you will be asked the exact date (i.e. month, day, year), County and State of the divorce, if applicable. See similar questions...

We have all the information necessary to assist in your obtaining weekend/holiday licenses. Just let us know if you need this service for your Hawaii wedding. See similar questions...

The marriage license needs to be applied for in the town in which the bride resides. The bride should bring her identification showing proof of residency. There are specific requirements if the bride or groom were previously married. Contact the Mayor's Office at 856-547-8585 for additional information. It is also recommended to set up an appointment at the Mayor's Office to ensure that the registrar is available. See similar questions...

Certified copies of marriage records are available from the county clerk in the county where the marriage occurred. (List of county vital records Web sites or county clerk addresses.) The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH), Division of Vital Records does not issue certified copies of marriage records. For a $5 fee, IDPH, Division of Vital Records can verify the facts of a marriage that has taken place from 1962 through the current index date available. See similar questions...

You and your fianc? must appear together in the Office of your City/Town Clerk. Typically no appointment is needed. See similar questions...

Both parties to the marriage must bring a driver's license, passport, birth certificate or other identification showing date of birth and identity. See similar questions...