where do i go to get a marriage licences in columbus ohio?
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1.   In Franklin County, marriage licenses are only available at the Franklin County Courthouse, 373 S. High St., 23rd Floor. The Marriage License office is only open 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, closed legal holidays.\n\n2.   Both the prospective bride and groom must personally appear together with $45 cash or money order (no checks or credit) Each must have a valid driver's license, state I.D. or birth certificate along with a social security card.\n\n3.   At least one applicant must live in Franklin County. Both applicants must provide name, age, address, place and date of birth, occupation, social security number, father's name and mother's maiden name.\n\n4.   If one or both parties are 16 or 17 years of age, they must contact the Probate Court at (614) 462-3108 before applying for a license.\n\n5.   If an applicant's last name is not the same as their father or as registered on their birth certificate, documentation must be provided explaining why.\n\n6.   If divorced or widowed, an applicant must bring a certified copy of their divorce decree or deceased spouse's death certificate.\n\n7.   If all documentation is provided, marriage licenses are available at the time you complete the application process. Blood tests are no longer required.\n\n8.   The license is valid for 60 days and is valid anywhere in the state of Ohio.\n\n9.   If you have further questions, contact the Marriage License office at (614) 462-3898.
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Any county courthouse. When you apply for the marriage liscense they ask if its going to be civil ceremony. You will need Picture ID's of both people and birth certificates (where I live anyway) Also both people need to go to apply for the liscense since they both need to sign it. Good Luck.
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Heres a link to Ohio divorce and child custody law:\n\nhttp://www.divorcesource.com/OH/info/childcustody.shtml\n\nHope this helps.
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There are a variety of places to get fashionable, yet inexpensive clothing in Columbus, Ohio.  I'd recommend staying away from major mall shops, but rather try a discount store like A.J. Wright, or local consignment shop like Plato's Closet.
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every county have a city hall/court house. look/call for the clerk recorder for marriages/divorce to obtain copies.
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Go to the clerk of court's web site for the county you're looking in. They might have marriage records online - most do. You can search and find out if he got the license and the ceremony date. If it's blank , it usually means there was a license applied for and approved, but no wedding.
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Go down to the courthouse on Buckeye St off of HWY 395. Go upstairs to the records office. It's in the same building as the Sheriff.
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check out the website:\n\nwww.ohiodeathrow.com
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maybe google or yahoo "ohio circuit court access"?
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Ohio Revised Code 3109 should be what you are seeking.  Best of luck.
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Good question!!! I'd google columbus ga clubs and see if any gay ones come up. or just google gay clubs in columbus ga and i'm sure something will come up. My pal lives in Atlanta and she says that Outwrite bookstore is a gay and lesbian bookstore.
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Portage Country Child Support Enforcement Agency\n449 s meridian st, PO Box 1208\nRavenna, Oh 44226\n\nThere you go.
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Call the Los Angeles city hall. they generally have records of such events and can send you a marriage certificate if you are one of the parties involved.
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I have found some wedding web sites for Ohio hope they help.\n\nCongrats and good luck.
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Go to your counties Family services center....or call United Way information and referal.\n\nI also live in Ohio and those places have answered a lot of my questions.
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i dont know if its different in OH but (in NJ) if you bring your marriage certificate, new ssn card and DL you should be fine. the name change card at the polls will automatically enroll you into getting a new voters card.\n\ngood luck
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call 211 information line tell them u what to find your marriage license.they will give u the right number to call. if u live in Los Angeles you will go to the city of Norwalk. U will go to the basement floor where they keep marriage records. U have to show them your ca ID and u will fill out a slip then they will send u to a computer and u will put your spouse name. if it don't show up go back to the clark and he will put it on his compter some marriage are confedentiol.