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Application is made by both the party A and the party B. Each must show proof of identity (a driver's license or state I.D.) and, if there have been previous marriages for either applicant, Certified Documents of Death or Divorce of the most recent marriage must also be presented.

The following individuals are authorized to perform marriages in Maine: Ordained ministers of the gospel. A person licensed to preach by an association of ministers, religious seminary or ecclesiastical body. Judges or justices (residents of Maine only)

To summarize: There's no limit to how many times an adult can get married in their lifetime. You can only be married to one person at a time: One marriage must legally end before another can begin. If you're married in one state, your marriage is valid in all states.

Yes! As a resident of Maine you can legally get ordained online by the Universal Life Church. Online ordination might not be as familiar to you as the more ?traditional? ordination practices of other religious organizations, but our use of the internet to assist you in the process does not detract from your ordination.

If you deliver your Intentions form in person, please keep in mind that while there is no ?waiting period? in Maine, it takes at least 30 minutes to prepare a Marriage License. For Intentions received in person after 4pm, or during particularly busy seasons, the license may not be available until the following day.

Be at least 18 years of age; Be a resident of this State; Demonstrate an ability to read and write the English language; and. Demonstrate an understanding of the laws and rules governing marriages in this state under Title 19-A chapter 23.