It sounds as if you are referring to common law marriage. That doesn't exist in most jurisdictions. Generally, in order to be legally married a couple must obtain a valid marriage license in their particular jurisdiction and have their marriage solemnized by some official who is allowed to perform marriages in that jurisdiction.
Answer You must undergo a recognised ceremony to be considered married. In some parts of the world there is something called a "common law" marriage, but the requirements vary from place to place and seldom, if ever, grant all the rights of a properly witnessed and recorded marriage.
This is called common law marriage. In order to be married by common law, the couple must live together and hold themselves out as married to the public. Living together and calling each other boyfriend/girlfriend won't cut it.
Only a few states still allow common law. Those that do have varying time requirements, typically 7-10 years. Check your state's statutes.
A couple is married in the US after they have applied for and been granted a marriage license and the ceremony had been performed by an official who is authorized by the state to perform marriages. In a few remaining states common law marriage is possible without any license or ceremony but you need to research any particular state to determine if it's legal and what the requirements are in that state.
A couple is married in the US after they have applied for and been granted a marriage license and the ceremony had been performed by an official who is authorized by the state to perform marriages. In a few remaining states common law marriage is possible without any license or ceremony but you need to research any particular state to determine if it's legal and what the requirements are in that state.
A couple is married in the US after they have applied for and been granted a marriage license and the ceremony had been performed by an official who is authorized by the state to perform marriages. In a few remaining states common law marriage is possible without any license or ceremony but you need to research any particular state to determine if it's legal and what the requirements are in that state.
A couple is married in the US after they have applied for and been granted a marriage license and the ceremony had been performed by an official who is authorized by the state to perform marriages. In a few remaining states common law marriage is possible without any license or ceremony but you need to research any particular state to determine if it's legal and what the requirements are in that state.
A couple is married in the US after they have applied for and been granted a marriage license and the ceremony had been performed by an official who is authorized by the state to perform marriages. In a few remaining states common law marriage is possible without any license or ceremony but you need to research any particular state to determine if it's legal and what the requirements are in that state.
Most states do not recognize common law marriage. You need to check the laws in your particular state.
Impossible without papers.
We are trying to figure this out
It makes sense to me.
There are a wide variety of different papers that have free classified ads. One particular paper that has free classified ads is the Michigan Live newspaper.
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not if she's married, or a single mother living in Arizona
The only way for someone in America that is illegal can get papers is if they are married to someone in America. The person would have to stay married in order to keep the papers.
they dont ask for papers when you get married. just ids == That may not be possible. Right now. Perhaps President Obama will loosen the restrictions on undocumented aliens. Then only other option you might have is for her to return to her country of origin and return as a legal resident. I would speak with an immigration lawyer first.
Yes but he has to establish that he is the father so he has to get legal papers, birth certificate and do a DNA test. Without papers that you are the father you can't go to court and apply for visitation right and custody.
Do you mean can you get married if you're still married to another person? No. At least not in the US.
he made the stapler so he could put papers together without gluing it
To temporarily keep papers together so that you can flip through them without dropping any or mucking up the order of the papers. Paperclips are normally metal or plastic and are slipped on the desired amount of paper, you can also use paperclips if you want to keep documents together without stapling them meaning you cannot take them apart again without ripping the paper.