where would you get a marriage licence in vero beach fl?
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We live in Hillsborough County Fl and 5 years ago applied for a marriage license. What you do is...\nGo to your local courthouse, and tell them that you are getting married. They will ask if you have attended a premarriage counseling session. If not you must apply and then wait 3 days to use the license. If you have, you may use it immmediatly.\n\nThe fees were 80.00+ for no counseling or 50.00 with counseling. They run out after around 3 months so you have some time to use it. GOOD LUCK!
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In most states your marriage license is your proof of marriage.  There are any number of people who can sign a marriage license.  If the judge is an elected official and has jurisdiction in your state then he can sign your license.  You can also take it to a notary public and get it notarized, no need for a wedding at all in some states.  Mayors, Justice of the Peace, Boat Captains all can get you legally married.  The importance to the state is that you file the proper paperwork.
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post your question on the community boards on http://www.weddingchannel.com
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We do u want to know; Marriage license are public records so go to county recording office.
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My cousin got married in a beautiful orange grove in Orange County.  I don't know the name of it, but I'm sure you could use the general idea to look for places.
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Call the county courthouse there and ask.
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You might want to check out http://www.floridanotaryservice.com/\nIt looks like they have the forms online.\n\nHope this helps!
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The Courthouse of what ever county it was you were married in should have your marriage license.  If not there are numerous on-line agencies that find these for people but there are fees involved.
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http://www.ncl.com/news/employment.htm\n\ncareers@ncl.com\n\nMiami-Dade County, Florida, (305) 436-0866
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I'm not 100% sure what you want to do, but here is a link to the Florida Department of Financial Services.\n\nYou can apply for a license there.
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Call the county or city government office. Licenses are issued by a specific department (varies by county). They should have the contact info on record.
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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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www.alfredangeloprom.com\nMiami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL\n\nwww.herald.com/shopping\nMiami-Ft. Lauderdale, FL\n\nwww.decidio.com/local-businesses/ bridal%20salons-miami-florida-s38.html \n\n Miami, FL - 305-769-5828 Evening dresses, formal dress, ...\nwww.andilinks.com/prom.shtm \n\nHope this helps you and Good Luck!
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http://www.islandweddingshop.com/
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http://www.nassaucountyny.gov/agencies/Clerk/ClerkServices/vitalrecords.html#marriage
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What you need to do is to first figure out what kind of marriage you would have - civil or religious. \nStep 1. \nRegardless of the process you would have to go to the town's clerk's office and fill out an application for request of marriage licence. At this point you will be asked if a civil or religious. \nStep 2. \nIn case of civil they will point you where you would need to set up an appointment with the judge for you marriage vows. In case of religious, contact your religious institution for the marriage appointment. \nStep 3. \nI believe in both the cases above either the Judge's office or your religious institution will send out the completed licence form back to the municipal office for processing. You wait and then finally get your marriage licence. \nStep 4. \nAssuming you are a US citizen, you can then either shop around a good immigration lawyer or ... do it yourself (depending on the complexicity of the case).
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Each state and sometimes each county has different regulations for who can legally preside at a wedding.  Check at the county courthouse where you will be performing the wedding to see what the requirements of that county and state are.