Marriage Licenses

Generally speaking if you are legally married in one country is is recognised by others.

However this may not apply to same sex marriages and partnerships if the country does not recognise them.

Yes.

It is written into the US Constitution. States have to recognize the actions of other state.

You will need a license for the correct county. The license must be issued by the county where the ceremony is to take place.

You do not need to. The license and certificate will be issued by Romania.

yes

yes,a married girl only have to sign it.

Legally changing the date on a marriage license is generally not permitted, as it is considered a legal document that reflects the official date of marriage. If there is an error on the license, you may need to contact the issuing authority to correct it, often requiring documentation to support the change. For any significant alterations, it's best to consult with legal authorities or the relevant office that issued the license.

in Colorado, if the photo ID is recognized legal then yes

Well someone had to be a free civilain (person) in order to get the license. I guess the inmate doesn't have to be there with them. Or do you mean blank marriage license that don't have no information on them. That would be a little different.

After you the marriage license, you have to wait atleast 3 days in PA. It is different for every state. Go to your local courthouse-they'll know for sure. Usually you can get you marriage license 30-60 days ahead of time anyway.

Hillary Clinton waited a few years and didn't have any problems.

Yes, two foreigners can get a marriage license in the state of New Jersey if they meet the requirements. They will need to show proof of identity with a picture ID.

To qualify for your marriage license you must be mentally capable of understanding what you are about to do and be at least 18 years of age (the age of consent), however many states allow for those who are 16 and 17 years of age to marry with the consent of a parent or by permission of a judge. While there are some states that allow first cousins to marry, most states forbid marriage to a close blood-relative. Those that do allow first cousin marriages often require that at least one of the parties be infertile and, therefore, unable to conceive. You cannot be drunk when you get married nor can you be married to someone else, unless that marriage was dissolved through divorce, annulment or death.

Once you have obtained your license, the ceremony must be performed by someone authorized by the state to do so, usually a judge or ordained religious leader and must be witnessed by a third party (some states require two witnesses). The official presiding over the ceremony will normally have witnesses on hand to satisfy this requirement. The ceremony may be civil or religious, depending upon your preference and both are considered to be equally valid.

She is eligibe to get married. It just depends on what state you are in and their requirements. I married my illegal Mexican husband in 2001 in Tennessee. All we had were my I.D, his translated and original birth certificate, and the $60 to pay the courthouse.

Yes, you will need the license. The county clerk issues the paper.