Originally Posted by
Fr_Chuck
I will say as a pastor who does many weddings, I have never seen you need to tell them when the wedding is to take place, or who is going to do it, the paster fills in all of that when he does the wedding.
Normally you will need proof of identity, and age.
I have not seen them ask citizenship, or anything like that.
In fact iti s common for the couple to ask the clerk for a list of pastors who will do weddings since they don't know who is going to do the service. Now states laws vary greatly,
Well for the state and county that I just got married in, that was all the info that was needed in order to obtain the marriage license. Also, they needed to know when the wedding was to take place because the license is only good for 30 days (which means that we needed to get married within 30 days of filing for the license)
Each county and state has different laws for this. It would be best to call the county and find out what you will need.