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MARRIAGE LICENSE INFORMATION


		Local residents can apply in any town or city clerk in the state of New Hampshire
		Out of state residents can also apply in the office of any town or city clerk in the state of New Hampshire

How to file:
		Both parties appear before the City Clerk
		Complete the application for a marriage license
		Provide certified copies of divorce and/or death certificates for any previous marriages, as well as identification to confirm date of birth (example: driver's license, passport, certified birth certificate.)

Fee:
		There is a $45.00 license fee

Waiting period:
		There is no longer a waiting period in New Hampshire, the license becomes valid for use upon issuance.

When and where the license can be used:
		The license is good for 90 days from the date of application
		The license is good anywhere in New Hampshire

Obtaining your Marriage Certificate after the Ceremony:
		After the Marriage Ceremony is performed, the officiant will return the certificate to the city/town clerk of issuance (Normally within 6 working days)
		Once the certificate is received from your officiant, you can then request a certified copy of the Marriage Certificate from the clerk's office.
		You will be expected to appear in person to request the certificate, or you may request the certificate by mail.
		A fee of $12.00 will be charged for issuance of the certified copy Massachusetts Weddings: As a New Hampshire JP I can officiate and have officiated at weddings in Massachusetts, but I need to apply for a one day waiver through the Governor's Office 4 to 6 weeks before the wedding! There is no cost for this waiver, just a simple application process.

JaneRokes	Latest page update: made by JaneRokes , Sep 3 2007, 10:35 PM EDT (about this update About This Update Edited by JaneRokes 2 words added 2 words deleted view changes - complete history)
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