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If you never applied for and got a marriage license, but got married anyway, then no, the marriage is not valid. And any minister, priest, etc., who performed the ceremony without you having a valid license can get in trouble, although I don't know what the penalty for that would be.
What else can I help you with?
Are you legally married after you get marriage license?
No, the marriage has to be formalized by a member of the clergy or a court official. They sign the license and it is filed with the clerk.
What is a civil marriage ceremony?
A civil marriage ceremony is not performed by any member of the clergy. It is performed by a judge, justice of the peace or some other public official who is authorized to perform marriages under statutory law.Remember that marriage is a civil union that bestows special legal rights under civil law. In the United States, licensed clergy are allowed to perform the marriage but the parties must obtain a civil marriage license and register the marriage with the civil authorities. The member of the clergy who performs the ceremony must sign the marriage license.
Can a Justice of the Peace perform marriages?
Yes. Justices of the Peace are among the officials, clergy and other persons who are allowed to perform marriage ceremonies if the couple has obtained a valid civil marriage license from their town or county clerk. Without the license the marriage isn't valid.Yes. Justices of the Peace are among the officials, clergy and other persons who are allowed to perform marriage ceremonies if the couple has obtained a valid civil marriage license from their town or county clerk. Without the license the marriage isn't valid.Yes. Justices of the Peace are among the officials, clergy and other persons who are allowed to perform marriage ceremonies if the couple has obtained a valid civil marriage license from their town or county clerk. Without the license the marriage isn't valid.Yes. Justices of the Peace are among the officials, clergy and other persons who are allowed to perform marriage ceremonies if the couple has obtained a valid civil marriage license from their town or county clerk. Without the license the marriage isn't valid.
Does the United Methodist Church support same-sex marriage?
No. Although some local councils have voted to support it and some individual clergy members have performed same-sex weddings, the official position of the United Methodist Church is that same-sex marriage is not permissible.
Why does the state have to be involved in a Christian marriage?
In the United States marriage is a civil legal status. It is controlled by civil laws. Marriage brings with it a host of legal rights and responsibilities bestowed by law. Certain parties are permitted by the state to officiate at a wedding including judges, clergy, justices of the peace, deacons and in most states any other person who requests a one-day permit such as the mother of the groom.A couple must obtain a civil marriage license in the state where they want to be married. Without a valid marriage license there can be no legal marriage even if it is performed by clergy.
Is a marriage valid if clergy put wrong dates on it?
You need to tell the clergy.
What is another word for the church official?
clergy
What are church official called?
Clergy
How did the protestant view of marriage and family affect the clergy?
Marriage and family were now emphasized.
How did the Protestant view marriage and family affect the clergy?
Marriage and family were now emphasized.
Does Presbyterianism permit same-sex marriage?
Yes. Clergy from the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A) are permitted to officiate at same-sex marriages and such marriages can be performed at Presbyterian churches.
When was Without Benefit of Clergy created?
Without Benefit of Clergy was created on 1921-06-19.
