marriage license HELP!

KelsnEm

I need to get my marriage license but do not have my birth certificate (lost) or social security card(stolen).  I have found out how to get a replacement SSC, but do I still need my birth certificate?  What are the exact requirements?  What are you suggestions?PLEASE GIVE SOME ADVICE!   

kryrose

Depending on the state you were born in is how you have to go about it. I was born in california and I needed my moms name and dads name on the birth certificate my name as it is on the birth certificate. I did this all electronially they stated it can take up to 6wks but probably took 2 and plus you have to pay a fee. Just check with the state you were born in.

second time around

what county do you live in. In Fairfield County you only need a state issued photo id, and you most current divorce papers, or death certificate of you spouse if you are a widow. Check the website for the county you live in, it should be listed.

second time around

I should clarify, that is to get your marriage license. You shouldn't need either your birth certificate, or ss card. To get a new birth certificate, you have to go to the county health department division of vital statistics, in the county you were born in,  to get a new one. Some places let you do it by mail, again check their website.

kerr

I was born in Ohio, got married in Franklin County, and all I needed was my SSC. I don't think you need both, or at least I didn't!

adaptableapple

my fiance was the same way (he had neither a bc or a ssc). You just need to get a temporary SSC (it's a letter) from the Social Security Agency and bring it with you to get your marriage license. You don't need a birth certificate.

adaptableapple

I should clarify: that requirement was in franklin county and you get the temporary SSC from the social security agency. We went to the one downtown and it took about a half hour. The only ID you need to get a new social security card is a driver's license/state ID.