Yes. A person in a civil union or same-sex marriage may use their certificate of civil union or of marriage as proof of legal name change for the purpose of obtaining a Colorado driver's license in their new name. There is an extra step in Colorado, that is not typical in other states, wherein the applicant must first register their civil union or marriage certificate with the clerk of the county in which the applicant resides.
No. The marriage certificate is not sufficient. You must also obtain a court order permitting you to change your name. This extra step is made necessary by Louisiana's refusal to recognize legal marriages between persons of the same gender, even though it recognizes all other types of marriages, even if the parties would not be permitted to marry under Louisiana law.
Yes. A certificate of marriage, regardless of where it was issued, is sufficient proof of legal change of name for a California driver's license. The gender of your spouse is irrelevant.
Yes. Effective June 26, 2015, a "same-sex" marriage certificate is legal proof of name change in the state of Nebraska.
Yes. Effective June 26, 2015, a "same-sex" marriage certificate is sufficient legal proof of name change in the state of Michigan.
Yes, as of 2015
This is not a problem. This happens when changing one's name upon marriage or petitioning for a court-ordered name change. You can show your marriage certificate or the court order. If not, then your drivers license will have to show the name shown on your birth certificate.
No, a marriage license is a legal document that allows a couple to get married. The marriage license must be signed by both parties, an authorized officiant, and witnesses to make the marriage legally binding.
there is no need for birth certificate or anything but you must get registered at the time of marriage according to the requirements in California law's.
you cant they make a copy of your dl and bc and you need a ssc
"Marriage License" and "Marriage Certificate" are two different terms for the same document.
If you're talking about a marriage license--that is, the application to marry issued by the State of California--then no, you cannot use a California marriage license in Texas, you must be married in California. If you're talking about a California marriage certificate--the document that proves you were legally married in California--then yes, all U.S. states will recognize California marriages. Hope that helps!
You need a marriage certificate from the parish. It will be issued after the marriage license has been executed and returned to the court house.
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You need to be 18 to get you drivers license but when you are 16 you can drive with a guardian that has a drivers license.
You sign your own marriage certificate. In order to do that you have to obtain a marriage license. The license requires you to be 18 in the US and a vast majority of the rest of the world.
Short answer, none.