Couples wishing to Palm Beach county public records marry in Florida may apply for a license at any Clerk and Comptroller location through Palm Beach County. Marriage licenses are issued by the Civil Service Administrator Circuit. The license is valid in all Florida counties for a period of 60 days. Once issued, Floridians must wait three days to get married. There is no waiting period for non Florida residents (see Palm Beach county public records Expected Waiting Period and license other exceptions to this rule). The Clerk also performs wedding ceremonies.
Both parties must be present when applying for a marriage license and each must present one of the following identification documents: A driving license issued in the United States. Card federal or state ID, or (No birth certificates or green cards accepted Palm Beach county public records) Passport with your name and date of birth. If you were married before, how the last marriage ended is required and the exact date the marriage ended. Copies of the death certificate, final divorce, annulment or blood are not needed. You do not have to be a Florida resident to apply.
Palm Beach county public records both parties should read the Manuel Family Law (available below) before obtaining a marriage license. Requirements for children 16 to 17 years (one or two candidates) All of the following are required: An identification supra. Birth certificate showing the name of the minor parents, and. A form of parental consent can be obtained on request Palm Beach county public records. Both parents must be present with their own identification on hand. The exception is if the parents are divorced and one parent has custody of the child. In this case, proof of custody must be filed and the consent of the custodial parent will be required in writing.
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