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NYC marriage license application question

garrett678 Posted:

NYC marriage license application question

Once completing the online marriage license questionaire and getting a confirmation number, will the NYC clerk's office be mailing me something?

sharivera Posted:

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Posted by garrett678

Once completing the online marriage license questionaire and getting a confirmation number, will the NYC clerk's office be mailing me something?




i believe you still have to go to the office with your proof of DOB & identity..
luckiestelc Posted:

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did you fill out the application yet?? when you finish they provide very detailed instructions regarding the process.

Here is a copy of my email confirmation which was emailed to me as soon as I completed the online form:


Your Marriage License application has been successfully submitted to the Office of the City Clerk.

PLEASE RETAIN THIS CONFIRMATION NUMBER: KDXDU****. You will need it to complete your application.

In order to complete your application, you and your prospective spouse must appear together in person at the Office of the City Clerk. Proxy marriage is not permitted in New York, so no other party may apply on behalf of the bride or groom. Visit the Office of the City Clerk Web site online to get business hours and locations.

Here's what you'll need to bring.
To obtain a Marriage License at the Office of the City Clerk, you must present the following items:
Your confirmation number from this page,
Your Social Security Number, if you have one,
Payment of $35 by credit card or money order payable to the City Clerk,
Proof of prior marriage termination (if applicable), and
One of the following forms of proper identification:
Driver License with photograph (from the United States of America or any of its territories)
Non-Driver Identification Card with photograph (from the United States of America or any of its territories)
Learner Permit with photograph (from the United States of America or any of its territories)
Active United States Military Identification Card
Passport
United States Certificate of Naturalization (good for 10 years after date of issue)
United States Alien Registration Card
United States Employment Authorization Card
Additional Instructions:
Applications submitted online expire after 21 days. If you do not complete your application before then, you will need to resubmit.

Your Marriage License will expire in 60 days, or after 180 days for those on active military duty who prove their active status at the time of their application.

After you complete your Marriage License application at the Office of the City Clerk, you must wait 24 hours before having your Marriage Ceremony, unless you obtain a judicial waiver. Learn how to obtain a judicial waiver.
garrett678 Posted:

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will you need a witness for this process?

anie922 Posted:

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you really haven't done anything official until you take your ID and go to the clerk's office to apply in person for the license. filling it out online in advance makes it a lot faster when you go down, but you won't get your license until you go in person.

garrett678 Posted:

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Just two of us there or will we need a witness?

happybride6 Posted:

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How do you apply online? Can someone fm me the link?

TIA!!!
Juhgail Posted:

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This is GREAT!

It sys on the website that you have to bring your birth certificate, but a thread the other day said they didnt.

This confirms you only need one thing.

Thanks so much this is great information!!
gigglebride Posted:

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Posted by doll2119

How do you apply online? Can someone fm me the link?

TIA!!!



Here is the link: https://www.nyc.gov/portal/site/cityclerkformsonline

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