You can see documented proof of marriage from the department of vital statistics in the state the marriage took place.
Yes it is valid proof of marriage. The joint agreement is signed by both in the presence of winesses.
There would be no proof of anything.
A certified copy of your marriage certificate is legal proof of marriage under most circumstances.
No. Documented proof would be the minimum requirement for this to be posed as a question.
No. The couple applies for a marriage license and then takes it to the official who is authorized by law to perform the ceremony. They sign it along with the witnesses and in the United States:"The person who performs the marriage ceremony has a duty to send a copy of the marriage certificate to the county or state agency that records marriage certificates. Failure to send the marriage certificate to the appropriate agency does not necessarily nullify the marriage, but it may make proof of the marriage more difficult."See related link for more information.No. The couple applies for a marriage license and then takes it to the official who is authorized by law to perform the ceremony. They sign it along with the witnesses and in the United States:"The person who performs the marriage ceremony has a duty to send a copy of the marriage certificate to the county or state agency that records marriage certificates. Failure to send the marriage certificate to the appropriate agency does not necessarily nullify the marriage, but it may make proof of the marriage more difficult."See related link for more information.No. The couple applies for a marriage license and then takes it to the official who is authorized by law to perform the ceremony. They sign it along with the witnesses and in the United States:"The person who performs the marriage ceremony has a duty to send a copy of the marriage certificate to the county or state agency that records marriage certificates. Failure to send the marriage certificate to the appropriate agency does not necessarily nullify the marriage, but it may make proof of the marriage more difficult."See related link for more information.No. The couple applies for a marriage license and then takes it to the official who is authorized by law to perform the ceremony. They sign it along with the witnesses and in the United States:"The person who performs the marriage ceremony has a duty to send a copy of the marriage certificate to the county or state agency that records marriage certificates. Failure to send the marriage certificate to the appropriate agency does not necessarily nullify the marriage, but it may make proof of the marriage more difficult."See related link for more information.
No. Marital is legally documented marriage. Unless they are married no.
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No.
No. Sorry, but that is the way it is. For all the anecdotes that are spewed out, not one of them came with any solid proof, and of course, no matter how high you stack anecdotes, they never magically transform into proof.
United StatesNo. The return of the license signed by the official who performed the ceremony creates the record and proof the marriage took place and was legal. If the license is never returned then you have no proof the marriage was performed unless you can produce the signed original to the proper authorities.
21 years of age with documented proof of age.
Contact your local prosecuting attorney.