Affidavit forms are available in the Register of Deed's Office. If either applicant is under 18 years of age, please call the Register of Deed's office for assistance. Bring a Social Security card, W-2 form, or payroll check stub with your complete Social Security Number on the check stub. The name on the proof of social security must match the name on the ID exactly. If the individual has not been assigned a social security number, an Affidavit must be completed. If a divorce was finalized within the last sixty days of the application, the original or a certified copy of the decree is required.
Preferred method of payment is cash. For guidance on additional methods of payment, please call ahead. If you do not fully understand English, you are responsible for bringing an interpreter with you. The Register of Deed's office do not furnish interpreters for any language.
The person you are marrying can not be the interpreter. You must reach the minimum age of 14 to get married in North Carolina. Individuals who are under the age of 18 are required to have parental consent or a court order, depending on the age. Apply where: Register of Deeds Office 2.
Minimum Age: 18, or 16 with parental consent and 14 with court order 3. Identification: driver's license, state-issued identification, passport, or military identification 5. Residency Requirement: No 7. Witnesses: Yes 8. License Valid: 60 days 9. Keep in mind that if you were not born in North Carolina, you'll have to order your certified copy from your state or country of birth.
If you were born in Randolph County, NC, order your certificate from this county. Otherwise, order it from the NC county of your birth. No, blood tests are not a requirement for getting a marriage license in Randolph County. If you were married before, provide the date of your divorce or the date your spouse died. Have a certified copy your divorce decree or death certificate in hand when you arrive to complete your application. As with birth certificates, divorce and death certificates can be gotten from your local vital records office where the divorce or death was recorded.
If it occurred in Randolph County, get it from there. Otherwise, get it from the proper location in whichever state it took place in. When you get married, you'll be provided a marriage certificate filed in Randolph County which provides proof of marriage and is the primary document used to facilitate the name change process. You'll use it to complete your name change across various government and non-government institutions.
You can make use of an online marriage name change service to get the process started, before or after you get married in Randolph County or elsewhere in North Carolina. Getting married by proxy means you'll have someone stand-in for you at the marriage ceremony. If one or both partners to the marriage aren't able to attend the ceremony, another person known as the proxy can take your place.
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