Sign Legal Colorado Wedding Planning Forms For Free

If the mind-boggling views weren't enough, Colorado is one of the only states that allow legal self-solemnizing marriages! Colorado lets you marry yourselves - no officiant required, making it the perfect place to self solemnize, without the usual paperwork hassles and governmental roadblocks required to tie the knot!

ID Required ? In the couple, both people need to show ID. You can use a driver's license, state-issued ID, passport, birth certificate, or a U.S. military ID. Officiants or Witnesses are not Required ? In Colorado you can marry yourselves without the need for an officiant or even witnesses.

Your signatures must be the signature prior to the marriage and use the names listed on the marriage license. Sign again on the party one Signature and Party Two Signature lines. Witnesses are not required. Within 63 days of completing the certificate, return the entire document to our office for recording.

In order to be married by the law in Colorado, you will need to get your marriage license. You can get your marriage license in Colorado without an officiant. Getting your marriage license requires filling out an application & paying a fee. Go to a county clerk's office in Colorado to get your marriage license.

Do you sign the marriage license with your maiden name? Each Colorado County Clerk's office differs, some will have you sign with your current legal signature, while others will have you sign with your new married name. Ask your county clerk to specify when you get your license.

All that is required are the spouse's valid identification forms, including a passport, state issued driving license, military identification card, or birth certificates. Information about birthplace and names of spouse's parents may also be required.