Being the license does not complete the process. You must have the ceremony performed with an authorized officiant and file the license with signatures with the clerk.
well A) it wouldn't be legal B)its a void
No. You would be required to disclose that you are already married and the marriage license would not be issued. If you lie on the application your subsequent "marriage" would be invalid and knowingly marrying someone else while still married constitutes bigamy.
If you are still married, you cannot legally obtain a marriage license. The divorce must be final before you can apply for the license.
No. If you go through a marriage ceremony while still married to someone else you are committing a crime.
If the marriage was legal in Jamaica and registered there, then, yes, you are legally married in the U.S.
No. Obtaining a marriage license doesn't mean you're married. You must take your marriage license with you and arrange to have the ceremony performed by some person permitted in your state to perform marriages (city clerk, justice of the peace, priest, minister, judge, etc.). That person must sign the marriage license and return it to the town clerk where it was issued. If your marriage license expired before you used it to get married then you need to start all over again and apply for a new one.
No, you are not legally married if you do not use your marriage license within 30 days in Tennessee. The license becomes null and void if not used within that time period.
You are still legally married. You need to have the certificate from Jamaica.
Even though thousands of couples are married at Walt Disney World every year, the actual license is not available onsite. For your marriage to be legal, you still have to get a
No, it would not be legal. The license must be issued by the country, Mexico, where the ceremony is to take place.
No. In order to obtain the license, that party had to lie. One of the things one has to attest to in order to get a marriage license is that you are not currently married. They are guilty of bigamy and can be prosecuted.
If there is an incorrect residence or birthplace on marriage documents, a couple is still married. Someone can seek for corrections to be made but some cross checking will be done to make sure that the couple are genuine citizens.