There is no need to go into detail as to how your parents passed away. Just put "deceased." If you are underage then use a guardians name or with the permission of a relative use their name.
Lying under oath is a crime. It could result in criminal charges and invalidate the marriage.
You could get it from the Vital Statistics office.
"Acta parroquial" is a certificate issued by a church (literally: Parish Certificate) - depending on the context it could be a baptismal, religious marriage or death certificate.
You can get a copy of your marriage certificate from the vital statistics office in the county or city/town where the marriage license was filed. This could be the county clerk or health department. You will have to fill out a form, show id, and pay a nominal fee.
what you are asking is if both parents have to sign or not. Call your county courthouse and ask them. If both have to sign, you can pick up the form and take it home. If you are pregnant and 16 (the person who asked the other question)_ and only one of your parents will sign, then if TN requires both parents to sign, your Mom could sign your Dad's name, because it's unlikely that your Dad would sue your Mom in a lawsuit for signing his name.
His parents could be like any other person's parents. His parents could be very sweet or they could be abusive.
There are a couple reasons. One make sure it a state certified birth certificate and not a Certificate of birth from the hospital, these usually have your foot prints on them. Two could be an adoption matter. In either case this is a matter that should talk to your parents about.
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If they were not born they would not exist and therefor no.
This is a vital question. In New Zealand for example, two people merging their families, by formal adoption after their new marriage, may no longer be able to request the birth certificates of the children, because the new parents are not the birth parents! (After adoption.)This could affect the children's ability to claim citizenship via a parental trail.In the case known, the new partners knew of this klutz, and obtained the childrens birth certificates before the new marriage, and the subsequent adoptions proceeded OK.So get the birth certificate before adoption.
If a spouse lies on the marriage certificate, the marriage may not be legally valid. Providing false information on a marriage certificate can invalidate the marriage contract, depending on the laws of the specific jurisdiction. It is important to consult with a legal professional to understand the implications and steps to address the situation.
If the drunkenness was at the time of the wedding, and it made it so the person did not realize what he was doing in the vows or made it so the person did not consent to the marriage, that would probably render the marriage invalid from the very beginning, in which case there could be an annulment.
From the date of application, one month is the standard notice period valid upto 3 months, within which the registration should take place before the Registrar / Sub Registrar / Marriage Officer In-Charge. A Stamp Paper valued not less than Rs 20/- has to be submitted for the certificate. The presence of atleast one of the three witnesses who were present at the time of application, is appreciated at the time of registration. Relatives other than parents can be witnesses. Witnesses should be educated so that they could read and write. After registration, can collect the certificate from registrar office. Make sure that the supporting document details are the same in the certificate copy before obtaining the printout of the original on the provided stamp paper.