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Law Us Legal For Marriage In Pennsylvania
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You can get married by a civil ceremony or a religious ceremony. In both cases, the following legal requirements must be met: you must give notice that you intend to get married - how you do this depends on the type of wedding. you must have a valid wedding ceremony at an approved building.
You need a marriage license before you can legally get married. Both applicants must appear in person at the Register of Wills and provide the required documents, including identification. You can use your marriage license in any county in Pennsylvania. You cannot use it in another state or country.
Who may marry in Pennsylvania? Any two consenting parties over the age of eighteen (18) may marry in Pennsylvania. A party's parent or guardian must consent when the party is less than eighteen (18) years of age. The Court's consent must be obtained when either applicant is under the age of sixteen (16).
Any ordained minister, priest or rabbi of any regularly established church or congregation, Judges, and Justices of Peace may perform wedding ceremonies. Mayors of cities and boroughs are also authorized to perform marriage ceremonies.
To be recognized as legal by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, marriages must be performed under a valid marriage license duly issued by a Clerk of Orphans' Court & MUST BE OFFICIATED by one of the following individuals specifically recognized under PA law as authorized to officiate, to wit: § 1503.
A person over 21 cannot marry someone under the age of 18. With parental consent and after at least two separate counseling sessions, a person can marry at 16. With parental consent, a person can marry at 17.
Pennsylvania is one of those five states. A couple no longer can enter into a common law marriage in Pennsylvania, but if you were common law married on or before Jan. 1, 2005, your marriage is still valid and recognized by the state. New Jersey does not recognize common law marriages.
You need a marriage license before you can legally get married. Both applicants must appear in person at the Register of Wills and provide the required documents, including identification. You can use your marriage license in any county in Pennsylvania. You cannot use it in another state or country.
Each affidavit must contain the full name and address of the person making the affidavit; date and place of birth of the person making the affidavit; and complete information and details explaining how the person acquired his or her knowledge of your marriage.