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You need a license to be legally married in this state. The marriage also has to be “solemnized” by somebody authorized by the State of Illinois to solemnize marriages. Finally, the marriage certificate has to be “registered” with the county clerk.
Officiants are called many things. Officiant. Celebrant. Justice of the Peace. Any religious leader (i.e. Priest, Rabbi, Preacher, Pastor, Swami, Minister, etc.)
The marriage must then be solemnized by a judge, a retired judge or by an ordained person “in good standing with his or her religious denomination….” There are no requirements for an ordained person to register in the County or the State of Illinois in order to marry people, nor does the County or State keep track of ...
29C - Full name of person solemnizing the marriage. 29D - Official title (Priest, Rabbi, Reverend, Minister, Pastor, Officiant, Judge, Imam, Deputy Commission of Civil Marriages, etc.) 29E – Full Mailing Address of the person solemnizing the marriage including city, state & zip code.
Fill Out The Officiant Details So before going to fill the license, you will have to decide the officiant for your marriage. Now you will have to write the title as Minister because, in the American Marriage Ministries, it is with only this title that one is allowed to perform a marriage.
After applying for an Illinois marriage license at the county clerk's office where the wedding is taking place, it will be issued to you immediately. There are no waiting periods and the license is valid for up to 60 days and takes effect the day after it was issued.
When I officiate weddings, I've been called many things...it's window dressing, inconsequential, minor, but the names I go by are important and many. From minister (non-denominational minister), to justice of the peace, to officiant, to magistrate, to preacher, to pastor, to priest.
After the ceremony, the officiant will complete and return the license to the Lake County Clerk's office where it will be officially recorded.
No blood tests are required to obtain a marriage license in Illinois.
