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Requirements Photo ID such as a driver's license may be required. If this is not the first marriage for one of you, bring a certified copy (raised seal) of the divorce from or death certificate of the last spouse. Applicants must be over 18 years old. ... No blood test is required.
Legal Requirements for a Wedding in Maine You must have two witnesses (the officiant cannot be a witness) You must agree to marry each other (yes, really!) Your officiant must pronounce you married.
The following individuals are authorized to perform marriages in Maine: Ordained ministers of the gospel. A person licensed to preach by an association of ministers, religious seminary or ecclesiastical body. Judges or justices (residents of Maine only)
Typically, the two witnesses are the best man and the maid or matron of honor. In Maine, marriages may be performed by ordained ministers and other licensed clergy, as well as Maine judges, lawyers, or notaries public.
There are a few states in the US where you can legally self solemnize ? where your marriage license actually doesn't require an officiant or any witnesses! Colorado is a really popular place for elopements because couples can do just that, and Washington DC also allows self solemnization without any stipulations.
Nevada, Kansas and Maine allow self-solemnizing if you identify as 'Friends' or 'Quakers' and get married through the avenues typical of those organizations. Illinois allows self solemnization in ance with religious or indigenous ceremonies.
FILING INTENTIONS/FEES There is a $40.00 fee to obtain a marriage license. If either of the parties are residents of Maine, they must file their intentions at the municipal office in the town or city in which one of them resides.
In order to obtain a certified copy of your Maine marriage certificate, you must contact Maine Vital Records. The first copy will cost $15 and all additional copies cost $6.00.