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Marriage License Question

Mindyepo Posted:

Marriage License Question

We're trying to plan out when we're going to do what since FH's schedule is ridiculous. How long would you you think it would take if we go on like a Tuesday morning. Like 2 hours?

MrsB92713 Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

only took us about 20 minutes at noon on a Thursday.

Mindyepo Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

Oh nice! Stupid question, it doesn't matter where we get it right, like whether it's in Queens or LI?

lauren1802 Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

it took us 5-10 mins yesterday at 10 am in riverhead.
they said you can get married anywhere in NYS
MrsB92713 Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

As long as it's issued in NYS and used in NYS I don't think it matters. We got ours in Babylon.

agatha Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

It took us like 15-20 minutes on a Thursday afternoon. I was happy!

absolutemocha Posted:

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took us like 20 minutes on a Monday afternoon in Nassau County!

larlynn Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

I doesn't matter where you get it as long as it's in NYS. I have heard to steer clear of the courthouse on Queens Blvd (I think I remember you saying you live in Queens) because it can take HOURS. Our officiant recommended Hempstead and said it would be quick and painless.

Mindyepo Posted:

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Posted by larlynn

I doesn't matter where you get it as long as it's in NYS. I have heard to steer clear of the courthouse on Queens Blvd (I think I remember you saying you live in Queens) because it can take HOURS. Our officiant recommended Hempstead and said it would be quick and painless.



Yes I do! Thanks for the heads up!! We definitely wont go there!
Mindyepo Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

Thanks everyone!

92813bRide Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

FH and I went last Wednesday at 11:30 to city hall on Centre street in Manhattan (I work close by), and it took about 2.5 hours. I think it would have been way better if we got there earlier.

tianamarie Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

20 mins in babylon!

rknieto Posted:

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We went at 11ish on a Friday. We were at the Hempstead one for about 15-20 minutes.

mtkny Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

I went to lower Manhattan on a Friday afternoon. It took about an hour, but it was very fun watching everyone. There were a lot of people get married. I really enjoyed it.

snarkyspice Posted:

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Posted by Mindyepo


Posted by larlynn

I doesn't matter where you get it as long as it's in NYS. I have heard to steer clear of the courthouse on Queens Blvd (I think I remember you saying you live in Queens) because it can take HOURS. Our officiant recommended Hempstead and said it would be quick and painless.



Yes I do! Thanks for the heads up!! We definitely wont go there!



We went to the Queens location Friday morning, it was busy but not that bad. We arrived at 9:30 and were out the door at 11:00. Parking over there is not for the faint of heart though. Luckily I went to High School nearby and knew a lot of secret spots :)
J9JP2013 Posted:

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Posted by mtkny

I went to lower Manhattan on a Friday afternoon. It took about an hour, but it was very fun watching everyone. There were a lot of people get married. I really enjoyed it.



This is what we plan on doing in the next few weeks on our lunch break.
It was $35 right?
Did you fill out the application online beforehand or did you do it there?
mart81 Posted:

Marriage License Question - Long Island Weddings

I went to the Queens Blvd one first thing in the morning and once it opened up we were there for 5 minutes. Definitely fill out the form online to speed things up!

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