Yes, according to the Williamsburg County, SC website, the following are allowed to perform a marriage ceremony in the State: The marriage ceremony must be performed in South Carolina by a Minister, accepted Jewish Rabbis, or a Notary Public.
So a Notary is permitted to marry a couple.
No. A North Carolina notary public has the authority to:Take acknowledgmentsAdminister oaths and affirmationsMake verifications or proofs
No, notary publics are discriminated against in the states of Wisconsin, Illinois, South Carolina, and Nevada. They can't marry anybody from those states. Google it.
No. Florida notaries have no authority outside the State of Florida. This is basic notary law and I hope that you are not a notary yourself asking such a question. See the Florida Governor's Reference Manual for Notaries at www.flgov.com/notary_ref_manual.
Section 10-1-20 of Title 20 of the South Carolina Code of Laws states as follows:SECTION 20-1-20. Persons who may perform marriage ceremony.Only ministers of the Gospel, Jewish rabbis, officers authorized to administer oaths in this State, and the chief or spiritual leader of a Native American Indian entity recognized by the South Carolina Commission for Minority Affairs pursuant to Section 1-31-40 are authorized to administer a marriage ceremony in this State.A notary public is an official of the State (and usually county) where licensed. Hence unless the North Caroline Notary is also a minister, rabbi, other kind of officer authorized in South Carolina, recognized Native American tribal or spiritual leader, the answer appears to be "NO."
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No, a notary cannot marry you whether they are close to you or not. You can be married by a Minister/Priest or Justice of the Peace.
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No. NC Notaries are only authorized to carry out notary duties in NC.
Yes, in certain states only. Three states in the union allow Notaries to perform marriage ceremonies: Maine, Florida and South Carolina. West Feliciana Parish in Louisiana also grants authority to perform marriages to its Notaries.
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How do you marry an inmate? In Charleston County South Carolina, in fact in all of South Carolina, Both parties wanting to get married are required to apply for the marriage licence in person. That means unless you have already applied for the marriage licence together it is impossible to marry an inmate.