In America where is the most easiest state to get married.?
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Las Vegas, Baby!!!\n\nNevada
75020
Everyone in the US has the same rights. There are laws that govern who can be married. Even Canada will not let family members marry. \n\nJust because there isn't a law permitting something doesn't me the US isn't the land of the free.
1068652
The easiest way is to marry an American.  They can help you obtain a Temporary Resident Visa and then after a few years, if you qualify, you can obtain Permanent Residency.\nNowadays, it is really dificult to obtain Visas for this country.
228450
Why.. when america you can be Free.. you can be anything you want to be.. you can make all your deepest dreams come true.\n\nGet a passiport, birth certificate, go to the colleges for grants or resurch jobs. find a women to marry you.. there are tons of ways. go to your capital they will tell you the details.
1062247
if you are married and starting a family in your teens you re probably not in America. Here it is generally assumed that people want to goto college and stuff befor they form that kind of commitment.\n That being said I have found that early teens that get married tend to be married the longest. But her is the caveat. these people are not happily married and worse resent the time they have spent together. \n There are a few exceptions but mostly that is what I hve seen :)
833187
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.
1090592
My husband and I got married in Greece last September.  It was amazing and surprisingly much cheaper than getting married in the US.  I highly recommend it.  There are websites that can help you.
1010415
Marry an American citizen.
657232
Well easiest isn't the most probable.... but anyways, heres a list of what i would call the Easiest.\n\n1. Marry Royalty\n2. Marry Paul McCartney (or other similar person)\n3. Sleep with a movie/rock star and have their baby then claim alimony\n4. Win Lotto\n5. Search for the end of a rainbow and dig up a pot of gold\n6. Start a Pyramid Scheme\n7. Take a picture of baby Brangelina\n....
403126
There are lots of good places to get married. You could get married on a cruise. You could go to Vegas and do the whole tacky Elvis thing, or there are lots of places there that aren't tacky. You could go to Scotland and get married at Gretna Green. You could go to a Caribbean island and get married on the beach. You could go to the Outer Banks and get married on the beach. You can get married in the mountains of Tennesee. I suggest going to a place where you would like to honeymoon. Good Luck
606934
Nevada.\n\nNot any personal experience with this, but I've known some people to get quickie divorces for fairly cheap here.
191113
If you are asking about marrying for love versus an arranged marriage.....the divorce rate in the US is 50% and I think its much less in S.E. Asia (is that where you are from?)  However if you feel like you were forced into a situation that cannot be good either.  I think in India (S.E. Asia) the reason arranged marriages work so well is because the people are more willing to compromise probably because they don't really have a choice.
1101043
As far as I know, the only US state that recognizes same sex marriage is Massachusetts
36723
michigan is the sexiest state in the us.  so of course.
1058527
Try a Bed and breakfast in New Hampshire. Get married in the morning and then have a Brunch buffet, it will be less expensive and for your party size,  a B&B would be able to accomodate you and cater your brunch in a beautiful and peaceful setting.\n\nCongratulations.
454371
Forget that...it takes too long.  Make somebody to get married!!
124394
As of September 2005 in the United States, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts recognizes same-sex marriage, while California, Connecticut, the District of Columbia, Hawaii, Maine, New Jersey and Vermont grant persons in same-sex unions a similar legal status to those in a civil marriage by domestic partnership, civil union or reciprocal beneficiary laws.