It's still possible to get married online in California! While general availability of online marriage licenses and ceremonies in California “officially” ended with the pandemic, there are still several ways to be legally married on the web.
Both parties must possess a valid government issued picture identification that includes the full legal name and date of birth. Both parties must be unmarried and at least 18 years of age. If a minor is obtaining a marriage license, a certified copy of the court order is required.
How to Get Married Online in California: Step-by-Step Step 1: Determine Eligibility. Step 2: Complete the Online Application. Step 3: Schedule your Virtual Ceremony. Step 4: Receive Your Marriage License. Step 5: MarryFromHome Officiates the Virtual Ceremony. Step 6: Obtain Your Marriage Certificate.
It's easy and convenient to get legally married online anywhere in California with Online Marriage! Follow these steps and use the button below to start your application: Ensure that both you and your partner have high-quality photos of a valid (not expired) Driver's License or Passport for ID verification.
Marriage License Requirements Driver's license. State issued I.D. card. Passport (must be in English) Military service or military dependent I.D. card. Alien registration card (formerly known as “Green” card) I.D. card issued by the U.S. Government.
California law declares that if a marriage is valid based on the laws of a different location such as another state or foreign country, where the marriage occurred, then California will recognize the marriage.
CALIFORNIA'S STATE LAW Anyone ordained by a religious organization in California can perform a wedding ceremony. This includes “online-only” ordinations. Registering with any government office as a wedding officiant is unnecessary.
The public marriage license requires the signature of one witness, and if desired, has a place for an additional witness. No more than TWO witnesses may sign on the public marriage license. Only one signature per line is allowed. No witnesses may sign on the confidential marriage license.
To obtain a marriage license, you and your future spouse must appear together in-person at one of our office locations. You will need to complete the application form and present valid identification. Acceptable forms of I.D. must provide photo and age verification.