North Dakota Marriage LawsNorth Dakota Marriage LawsNorth Dakota State's Marriage Ceremony Officiating Requirements Residency Requirement in North Dakota: Not necessary to be resident of North Dakota. They need to take license from the county clerk where they plan to marry. Identification Requirement: You have to show your photo identification like a valid driving license or your certified copy of birth certificate and your social security number. If Previously Married: In such case you must have a certified copy of the divorce decree or spouse's death. Covenant Marriages: Not in North Dakota. Wait Period in North Dakota: No waiting period. Marriage Fees Required in North Dakota: You have to pay approximately $35.00 to get married in North Dakota. Check or cash only. Any Other Test Required: No tests. Proxy Marriages: Not allowed. Cousin Marriage: Not allowed. Common Law Marriage Option: Not in North Dakota. Marriage for Same-Sex Options: Not allowed. Under 18 Marriages: For individuals who are under the age of 16 and 18, a notarized consent from their parents is required. Marriage Ceremony Officiants in North Dakota: Any appointed or licensed clergymen and justices of the peace are allowed to perform a marriage ceremony. License validity period is up to 60 days. About Marriage Certificate Copy: it's better if you confirm the information with the North Dakota county clerk or the local marriage license office before finalizing the marriage plans.
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