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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the marriage license number in the designated field. This is crucial for identifying the specific application.
  3. Next, fill in the date of application. Ensure this reflects the current date when you are submitting the waiver request.
  4. In the section for names, input the full names of both parties requesting the waiver. Accuracy is key here to avoid any issues.
  5. Provide a brief explanation of the serious and meritorious reasons for waiving the 72-hour delay. This should be clear and concise.
  6. Finally, sign and date the document at the bottom as the marriage officiant, ensuring that your signature is legible.

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In Louisiana, becoming a licensed minister typically involves affiliating with a recognized religious organization and obtaining ordination through that body. While the state does not issue clergy licenses, ministers may need to register with local authorities for marriage solemnization or other duties.
After the wedding, make arrangements to get a certified copy of the marriage certificate, for your own records. Another option is to save a picture of the marriage license in your own records. Whichever option you choose, its a good place to have a record of how names and dates were recorded on the original document.
Following the ceremony, the officiant returns the license to the clerk of court in the parish where it was issued (or Louisiana Bureau of Vital Records if issued in Orleans Parish);
Before officiating a wedding, other than judges or justices of the peace, an officiant must register by filing an affidavit with the clerk of court in the parish where they intend to perform marriage ceremonies. This affidavit should include their legal name, denomination, and address.
The official legal paper, the State of Louisiana Certificate of Marriage, is to be returned to the Clerks Office within ten days of the ceremony to be recorded. A certified copy of the official license will then be mailed to the couple (if not returned in person) for name change and legal purposes.
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Applicants must present the following: A current drivers license, current state ID or passport. A certified birth certificate or a certified birth card for both parties. Applicants must provide their Social Security numbers if born in the United States.
An unused marriage license expires 30 days from the date of issue. A Louisiana marriage license is valid only for ceremonies performed in the state of Louisiana. if not used, it must be returned to the Clerks Office to be renewed.

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