What age do you need to have to get married in El Salvador?
110949
You need to be at least 21 to get married without your parents consent. Besides that you need "official" documents, such as birth certificates, natl. Ids, etc
85570
When I got married at 22
126799
You have to be at least 17 with a parents permission, and the maximum age is older than 35 now, I believe it is 39.
80010
It depends on what state you live in.  Most states you need to be 18; however, some states you can marry even younger if you have parental consent.  Check your state law.
204984
I know a Salvadoreño who left his job as a university professor and fled his country with his wife several years ago because he was persecuted by his colleagues and the local government at that time.  His wife went back there a few months later to escort their children to the U.S.  It has been a financial struggle because no U.S. institutions recognize his educational credentials but he has always been able to find work.  They purchased a nice home and raised their children.  The children are all bilingual without a trace of Spanish in their English.  My friend coaches soccer on Saturdays.  I think he they are Mormons
277731
As soon as you are prepared:\n\nFINANCIALLY \nTo become the provider of the family.\n\nEMOTIONALLY\nTo accept responsibility as a husband and later as a father.\n\nSPRITUALLY\nTo guide your family to truth and righteousness.\n\nPHYSICALLY\nTo be physically fit to work and to bear children and to take care of them (with your wife).\n\nINTELLECTUALLY\nTo share your talents and skills to your family and to your community.\n\nFor men, this can be around 25 to 30 years old...I got married at 26...Welcome to the Club!!!
35179
Sali,\n This is the computer forum, please limit questions to computer related topics. There is a whole category of Romance for you to ask this question in, with better answers, I'm sure. \nMy own advice would be to find out what the laws on marriage would be wherever you are. If you are in the States, the age of consent varies by whatever state you are in. Generally, it is 18. If you are in another country, feel free to consult the laws there for the appropriate age that you can marry.\nBest of Luck to you!
133284
there are several universities in El Salvador, I will list them in order of quality of education and openess to take Intl. students. They all have web sites, look them up in google or Yahoo!\n\nUniversidad Centroamericana UCA\nUniversidad Jose Matias Delgado\nUniversidad Evangelica\nUniversidad de El Salvador\nUniversidad Tecnologica de El Salvador\nUniverdad Don Bosco\nUniversidad Francisco Gavidia
101804
It depends on the state.  But in most states it would be legal.  In California and a couple of other states, the age of consent is 18, in New York it is 17, but in most it is 16.\n\nYou can find charts of the age of consent all over the nternet -- just be sure it is up to date, and supported by statute before you rely on it.  Wikipedia has a good summary: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_consent\nAlso -- be aware that there are different ages depending on what you are consenting to --  the marriage laws referred to in other answers are different things.
251055
http://marriage.about.com/od/international/p/mexico.htm
218945
I don't think age matters.  If you're in the US on a valid visa of any sort now, just get married and apply for a change of status.  If you're not in the US, you should apply for a fiance visa to come over, then get married and apply for the change of status.
131909
It is legal in at least some instances in every country except Chile, El Salvador, Malta, and the Vatican City. The site below has much more detailed information.
168196
as soon as u get a legal birthcertificate. there is no age limit.
706791
Depends on your age.  Are you leaggly alowed to marry w/o parents permission.
1090961
I guess it would depend on what state you live in.  I know in Illinois  there is no way your getting married under the age of 18 w/o parents consent.
1049209
It really depends on where you are in the states on whether it's illegal or not.  I know Washington, where my parents live, the age of consent is 16; however, the person must not be more than three years older than them until they are 18.  That goes for sex, or a relationship.  Here in Aust., the age of consent is 16 years, no matter how old the other person is, but I'd recommend you look in depth into the matter.  I also know, that in Washington; if you have parental consent from the younger party (Ie, the girl, in this case), and the younger party is older than sixteen, and it's done legally, it's alright; I had a friend (16), who married a 23 year old guy.  Not a match made in heaven, they didn't last too long, but the relationship had problems from the start, they were never very close.\n  I understand how you feel, though.  I met my husband (online), when I was 16.  Of course, I didn't know he was going to be my husband then, but we just clicked from the get-go.  Over two years of talking literally daily, sometimes for hours on end, our relationship strengthened to the point we knew what we wanted, got engaged when I was still 17, nearing 18.  A month after 18; I came here to him in Australia (we hadn't met before face-to face prior to that, but you see how I know about that connection you can have with someone).  And I never have gone back.  He's just turned 35, I'm just about to turn 20; we just had our one-year wedding anniversary this past Valentine's day.\n  My parents, when they found out his age, of course had their reservations.  As well as the fact that he was half way across the world from the USA.  But in the end, they supported me in what I wanted to do with my life, because as soon as I turned 18, I could have done anything I wanted anyhow, and they wanted me to go on good terms.  \n  Coming here to my husband, ignoring what quite a few had to say about the age difference, ect., was the best thing I could have ever done with my life.  So don't give up.  If you feel there's a connection there; it's worth the wait. Don't get me wrong, make your intentions clear; but don't go anything beyond what you have now, kiss her, whatever, yes, but I think for her parents' sake, so theyre more comfortable with you two, wait to go anything beyond that.  Because it really does make all the difference in the world to have a good rlationship with your inlaws, especially if you want to make things work in the long run.  You two (the girl and yourself), should talk what you do feel over with each other, and decide what you want to do, what your plans are.  And then go to her parents, together.  Again, make it clear, what you feel for each other, what you want together; but point out that for their sake, you're willing to wait to take the relationship any further, for their sake.  It'll mean a great deal to both her parents, and her.\nAlso; because you are older, let her make the decisions on how fast the relationship goes from there.  It makes her feel more secure, and comfortable with it, and the fact you're making the effort for her, and her parents, will improve the situation immensely.\n  You aren't a sexual predator.  If the girl was 15, that'd be wrong.  But at 17, though a girl hasn't experieinced as much as you have at 25; she knows what she wants, what she needs in life.  There's nothing wrong, morally with it; so don't bash yourself over it.  Just wait for her.  Or if you don't want to, make damn sure what the laws are before you proceed.  It will do neither of you any good for you to get in trouble for it; she will feel so guilty, feel it's her fault, so make sure.  \nGood luck.  And don't give up on her if you feel that connection with her.  It's not something you're going to find easily in life, and if you feel shes the one you have that connection with, don't let her slip away.
789081
You have to be 18.  If you're under that then you have to have an adult with you.