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Marriage dispensation is an application for a marriage permit made by the parents or family of a prospective husband or wife who is not yet 19 years old to enter into a marriage at the Religious Court. This paper briefly describes the justice of marriage dispensation and the childrens best interests.
Your priest is the one who requests that the bishop grants a dispensation. Its not a rebate program; someone else has to get involved and actually have a conversation or discussions on the plans for marriage. Usually the parish priest will make a judgmental call.
A marriage is validly sacramental if both parties are baptized and freely give their consent. For example, my wife and were not married in the Catholic church. We married before we converted, but we were both baptized, and we both understood that marriage is a lifelong, procreative union.
Dispensation from Canonical Form: This dispensation is requested when a Catholic wishes to marry a baptized Christian, a non baptized Christian, or a person from non Christian religion in a non Catholic church or the place of worship of the non Catholic party.
As to the time required, there is some variation from diocese to diocese (depending on the volume of requests and the size of the tribunal staff), but generally such permissions are granted within a matter of a few weeks. Your mother should contact her parish priest and get the process started.
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85 A dispensation, or the relaxation of a merely ecclesiastical law in a particular case, can be granted by those who possess executive power within the limits of their competence, as well as by those who have the power to dispense explicitly or implicitly either by the law itself or by legitimate delegation.
This is called the canonical form of a marriage. If a Catholic is married before a justice of the peace, a civil judge, or a minister of another Christian church, then the marriage is not considered valid in the eyes of the Church. This is called a lack of form.
Dispensations are normally granted in writing; they can be given orally, but even in that case there should be a written notation of the oral permission including the name of the person granting the dispensation and the date the dispensation was granted.

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