No - in fact, it's not illegal to marry your third cousin anywhere. There is enough genetic distance between you and she or he that the old prohibition against marrying anyone close than cousins does not apply. And there is some evidence that even that concern is groundless, now that we know a bit more about genetics than we did in 1850 or so..
In most states, it's not illegal to marry a cousin.
It may depend on how far removed, relative-wise, they are from you. (in tehcnical terms: What degree of consanguinity they are.)
It's not illegal to date anyone. It is illegal to marry your brother or sister, or to have sex with them, but that is very different for dating them.
Kentucky
Yes you can.
yes
No, I don't think soo...... Why would you want to marry your second cousin anyway??Answer:There is no prohibition on second cousin marriages anywhere in the U.S.
Cousins are permitted to marry in Scotland
There is no such thing as incestry. However, it would not be incest if you married your second cousin.
Yes, it is legal.
Yes.
It is legal in most places to marry your second cousin once removed. Whether it is OK to ask that cousin to marry you depends on how you family and community respond to such things.