What is required for a marriage license if confined to home or bed?

Full question:

If one is confined to home/bed, what is needed to get a marriage license approved?

  • Category: Marriage
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  • State: Texas

Answer:

Marriage licenses are issued at the county level, and you must apply in person at a county clerk's office in Texas. Both partners need to sign the application in front of the county clerk. If one partner cannot be present, an adult or the other applicant can apply on their behalf, but specific conditions must be met. It’s best to contact your county clerk for details.

When applying, you must provide your Social Security numbers and proof of age and identity, such as a certified birth certificate or driver's license. There is a filing fee of about thirty dollars.

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FAQs

In Texas, to obtain a marriage license, both partners must apply in person at a county clerk's office. You need to provide valid identification, such as a driver's license or certified birth certificate, and Social Security numbers. There is a filing fee, typically around thirty dollars. If one partner cannot attend, an adult can apply on their behalf under specific conditions. It's advisable to check with your local county clerk for any additional requirements.