How do you marry a inmate in scdc?

Answer 1

South Carolina and Georgia Prisons WILL NOT approve marriage ceremonies. Forget about what is on their DOC Websites. None are ever approved, and it is impossible to get a marriage license since the Prison won't take the inmate to the courthouse when the fiancee is there. Since both parties cannot be together at the courthouse, you are unable to get married according to the laws of that State. Currently, the only option is a notarized affidavit form from another state in which the inmate does not have to be in that State to get the marriage license or for the ceremony. Forget about the online Utah County Utah ministers, and other online ministers because the inmate ID will not be accepted and will be rejected by the scanner. your only hope is South Carolina/Georgia Prison Wedding Ministers who are open 8AM to 9PM Seven days a week. You must leave a message if you get the voice mail since they are flooded with calls since they do all the Correctional marriages in both States. call 804-244-2302 anytime during business hours, or after 7 PM weekdays or on Weekends and Holidays 435-263-1516. The fiancee only must call

Answer 2

South Carolina correctional facilities Do NOT approve marriages and getting a marriage License in South Carolina is generally not an option! South Carolina Prison Wedding Ministers can get them done thru Virginia with notarized affidavits to get the marriage license, or no-affidavit to get the marriage license and Proxy marriages, and remote marriages thru Kansas. Call 8 AM-9PM Seven days a week to get the details at 804-244-2302 or after 7 PM and weekends only at 435-263-1516. YOU must leave a message if you reach the Voice mail because all South Carolina Correctional Facility weddings are done by them and they can't answer every call. IF you leave a message your call will be returned as soon as possible, All of the marriages are approved by the US Supreme Court and the South Carolina US Attorneys Office so you don't have to tell the Chaplain or Warden prior to the ceremony..

Answer 3

To get married to an inmate in SCDC (South Carolina Department of Corrections), you need to first fill out a marriage request form provided by the facility and obtain approval from the warden. Once approved, you can work with the facility to schedule a marriage ceremony either in-person or by proxy. It's important to follow all specific guidelines and regulations set by SCDC for marrying an inmate.

Answer 4

Call South Carolina Prison Wedding Ministers Seven Days a Week after 7 PM EST and we will discuss how we have got the marriages done remotely thru another State Marriage License. If you get the voice mail, you MUST leave a message and your call will be returned promptly. Calls accepted from US numbers Only! We look forward to your call any night at 804-244-2302 or (After 7 PM only) 435-263-1516. The US Supreme Court approved and gave their permission so they must be done! The South Carolina US Attorney knows the situation and knows our process!