Yes, all states are required by the constitution to honor the laws of another state. Hence the large uproar over gay marriages recently performed in CA. Another example is the trouble Ca. had over their taxing cars coming from other states without the Ca emissions package, the state eventually had to refund the fees collected
Yes, if the marriage is legal in one state it is legal in all the others. The exception might be, a civil union between same sex couples being legal in one state, but not recognized as such in a state which has laws prohibiting such unions.
Yes, if the marriage is considered legal in the state in which it was made, all other US states grant the same right. What legal proof could I provide my employer in stead of a marriage certificate?
No. The Nevada marriage license is not valid in California. By the way, getting a marriage license does not mean you're married. The marriage must be solemnized and the license returned to the clerk who issued it.
No. The Nevada marriage license is not valid in California. By the way, getting a marriage license does not mean you're married. The marriage must be solemnized and the license returned to the clerk who issued it.
No. The Nevada marriage license is not valid in California. By the way, getting a marriage license does not mean you're married. The marriage must be solemnized and the license returned to the clerk who issued it.
No. The Nevada marriage license is not valid in California. By the way, getting a marriage license does not mean you're married. The marriage must be solemnized and the license returned to the clerk who issued it.
No. The Nevada marriage license is not valid in California. By the way, getting a marriage license does not mean you're married. The marriage must be solemnized and the license returned to the clerk who issued it.
Not unless they get a divorce first with the person they married in California.
If you have not executed the Nevada license, you can. You need the license from the location of the ceremony.
No you do not. The Full Faith and Credit clause of the Fourth Amendment requires states to recognize marriage from other states.
Yes. As long as it was a valid marriage ceremony to begin with.
That depends on the details of the situation.
How do you transfer a California state cosmetology license to las Vegas Nevada
Not legally; no.
According to the Dallas County Clerk, marriage licenses issued in the State of Texas can be used for ceremonies in other states. But, according to the Clark County Clerk in Nevada, you must obtain your marriage license in Nevada. You do not need to be a Nevada resident to get your license there. Both parties must appear in person before a Clerk at a Clark County Marriage Bureau location. There are several in Las Vegas. If you want to get married in Las Vegas, you can apply for your license the same day of your ceremony. Marriage licenses are issued the same day that you apply and there is no waiting period after that to get married. The Clark County Clerk also has an online marriage pre-application on their website that you can fill out ahead of time. You can do this up to 60 days before. Good luck!
You get your license where you live and get your mail.
Nevada
No
No, you do not. Your marriage is registered in the county that you are married in. All states recognize marriage in other states. Make sure that the person performing your marriage ceremony has a Certificate of Authority to Perform Marriages issued by a County Clerk from the State of Nevada. You can also order a a copy of your marriage certificate to prove you are married if/when you change your your last name.
For a certified copy of your marriage certificate, contact the vital records office in the state where you were married. You'll find instructions on how to request a copy and information on any fees.