Can you get married to a prison inmate in Minnesota?

Answer 1

Yes. In Colorado you can do an absentee application which you pick up in person. The only thing that is required is to fill out the application and send it to the inmate for his signature which must be notarized. All Colorado prisons have notaries. Once you get the application back from the offender, then you take it and his birth certificate or other approved ID (prison ID's are not acceptable) to the county clerk's office. They will issue you the marriage license and then you and the offender can self-solemnize the ceremony. You sign the marriage license as both bride and groom and also as officiant. You will not be allowed to take the marriage license into the facility or send it to the inmate for signing, so it's best to get his Power of Attorney to do that. Then file the license with the county clerk where you got it and you're married. Colorado also recognizes marriage by proxy, but it's way more difficult to do than an absentee application. Google any Colorado Clerk and Recorder website and they will have information on each way to do it. Good Luck!

Answer 2

Yes you can.

Answer 3

yes