is it legal to get married in pennsilvania?and what part?
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Now that is a dumb question . . . \n\nYes, it is legal, unless you are under the age of consent or homosexual.
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I believe different states have different guidelines.  Some allow first cousins to marry.
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I think we'd need to find out what state you're looking for.  There is no universal marriage registry.
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The age of consent is 16 in Pennsylvania.\nI found these links on Google:
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First Congratulations\n\nFind out everywhere it is legal\nAsk your friends who have got married where they were married\nIf you have no married friends then try your local gay association, they are bound to have a list of places where it is nice and where you will be treated nicely
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Any county courthouse. When you apply for the marriage liscense they ask if its going to be civil ceremony. You will need Picture ID's of both people and birth certificates (where I live anyway) Also both people need to go to apply for the liscense since they both need to sign it. Good Luck.
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As long as you are married, it is legal everywhere.
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Yes it is legal for a gay man to marry a lesbian.  It is same sex marriage that is not legal.
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No.  Marriages and divorces are recognized in all states no matter where obtained due to the Full Faith and Credit clause of the constition (though now that Massachusetts has gone loopy, that might change).
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gay marriage is not legal in USA. Try getting married in Canada, Spain, Netherlands or Czech.
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Massachusetts allows gay marriage.  (as does Canada, Sweden, Holland and various other countries).  VT has civil unions with the same rights.  NJ will pass a law within months either establishing gay unions or gay marriage.  NY is heading toward, but not at, gay unions.  \n\nWest Virginia still has a law on the books prohibiting gays completely -- but the law is unenforced and unenforceable -- a leftover of an older day.  As for Ohio -- I don't know but I believe that it is barred there as well, but I know homosexuality itself is legal.\n\nHope that helps,\n\nReynolds Jones\nbelieveinyou24@yahoo.com
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Are you marrying a US citizen? Then there should be no problem. Are you someone from another country you'll have to ask the town or city clerk. However, it probably will be allowed. Congratulations and good luck.
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contact the county clerks office. they have list of officiators who can perform marriages. \n\ncounty clerks can judges. mayors.   call around and ask them.   \n\nyou can find out out to when yo apply for a license to marry.
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Massecheshits is the only state that allows gay marriage. New Jersey has just had a ruling in its courts that say that a gay marriage is valid. The Federal government does not recognise either so don't expect spousal pension benefitsif your partner dies.
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You can become an ordained minister to performing legal US marriages on this website: http://www.ulc.org/ulc/ \nHowever you will want to check with your state and county to see if they are legal they aren't in all states.
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1.   In Franklin County, marriage licenses are only available at the Franklin County Courthouse, 373 S. High St., 23rd Floor. The Marriage License office is only open 8 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday, closed legal holidays.\n\n2.   Both the prospective bride and groom must personally appear together with $45 cash or money order (no checks or credit) Each must have a valid driver's license, state I.D. or birth certificate along with a social security card.\n\n3.   At least one applicant must live in Franklin County. Both applicants must provide name, age, address, place and date of birth, occupation, social security number, father's name and mother's maiden name.\n\n4.   If one or both parties are 16 or 17 years of age, they must contact the Probate Court at (614) 462-3108 before applying for a license.\n\n5.   If an applicant's last name is not the same as their father or as registered on their birth certificate, documentation must be provided explaining why.\n\n6.   If divorced or widowed, an applicant must bring a certified copy of their divorce decree or deceased spouse's death certificate.\n\n7.   If all documentation is provided, marriage licenses are available at the time you complete the application process. Blood tests are no longer required.\n\n8.   The license is valid for 60 days and is valid anywhere in the state of Ohio.\n\n9.   If you have further questions, contact the Marriage License office at (614) 462-3898.
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If I understand you correctly, what you want to do is to go to your local Justice of the Peace or City Hall and they will marry you. You'll be legally married.