View Changes And Revision History Of Legal Maine Marriage Forms For Free

Can I notarize a document for a family member? No. A notarial officer may not perform a notarial act: For any person if that person is the notary's spouse, domestic partner, parent, sibling or child or an in- law or a step or half relative.

Other states such as Maine only allow those with certain religious exemptions to self-unite their own marriage. Each state will have its own regulations for who is eligible and the rules for obtaining a marriage license, so be sure to contact the county you plan to get married in well in advance.

To fulfill your request, the following information is needed: Name of both parties (please provide names before first marriage) Date of marriage. Name of city/town the marriage occurred in. Please include a daytime telephone number. Please make the check payable to: "Treasurer - State of Maine".

Maine law limits access to certified vital records to individuals named on the record, their spouse, registered domestic partner, descendants, parents or guardians, or their designated attorney, federal/state/local government, or genealogist or agent.

In Maine, there is a 21-day waiting period before a party to a Maine divorce may be remarried. The 21 days allows either party to the divorce the right to appeal the judge's final decision. At the time of the divorce, the parties are given the option to sign a waiver of their right to appeal.

Ordinations for Maine are completely free and can normally be completed in less than a day. Thousands of people have registered and became licensed ministers in Maine. Once you have completed the ordination process you are able perform marriages through Open Ministry in and for the state of Maine!