A: Each applicant needs to upload a government-issued photo ID that clearly shows their name and date of birth. If our system doesn’t recognize your ID, you can come into the office or submit a Troubleshooting Request online. If a divorce has been granted in the last 60 days, that applicant would need to provide their divorce decree. If either applicant is under the age of 18, additional processes and documents are required.

A: You can't, not yet.

A: A remote appearance ceremony can be performed using a Utah County marriage license, as long as the officiant is physically present in Utah. All other participants can join the ceremony through video-conferencing software.

A: The officiant must be physically present in the state of Utah during the ceremony.

A: You will get a digital copy of your license immediately and a paper copy in the mail within a few days.

A: The easiest way to get a copy of your marriage license is to order one online.

A: If you lose your marriage license, you can get a certified copy from the court clerk’s office.

A: No, it's not possible to do this with a single regex.

I'm not aware of any regex engines that support this. It's not possible to do this with a single regex because:

A regex can only match a single position.

A regex can only match a single position. A regex can only match a single character.

A regex can only match a single character. A regex can't backtrack.

A regex can't backtrack.

A: A marriage license is the document that demonstrates there is no legal barrier to your marriage and creates the record that will later be finalized by your officiant following your wedding ceremony.

A: If you want to register your marriage in a foreign country, you will likely need an apostille.

A: You don’t need to change your name after marriage, but you can if you want to.

A: If you're getting married in the state of California, you need to get a certified copy of your marriage certificate. The county provides copies for a fee. If you plan on using your marriage certificate outside the country, you also need an apostille. The County provides those for a fee as well.

A: 15-30 business days.

A: Yes, common law marriages are recognized in Nebraska.
No, a blood test is not required for a marriage license in Nebraska.
If you are getting married in another state but live in Nebraska, you will need to obtain your marriage license from the county clerk in the county where you live.
If you live in one county of Nebraska but are getting married in a different county of Nebraska, you will need to obtain your marriage license from the county clerk in the county where the marriage