Marriage Records Online Requests

by Claire Dowell

Two people are joined together in a sacred event which is a marriage ceremony. Even though some do not last an entire lifetime, records are eternal such as Georgia Marriage Records. Since 1805, the public has gained access to this information. Before that year, a few files have already been made at the county level. With a population of over 9 million in 2014, this state has already blessed innumerable marriages. The state archives maintain the important details of the people involved as mandated by the state's laws. Unfortunately some files were lost in the past due to circumstances such as courthouse fires.

Apart from the records saved by the Georgia Department of Archives, there are microfilm files for marriages to 1900. For marriages before 1800, it can be found in one volume. It is available at any major genealogy library. The state also has different huge databases where the records are kept intact. When requesting for this kind of information at government agencies, documents must be provided. This includes any kind of photo ID such as social security card, state identification card, driver's license, or military card.

The processing time with most marriage certificate requests takes weeks to months. The couple can temporarily use the Record of Marriage document as proof of marriage when the certificate has not been obtained yet. This is received after the wedding ceremony. When an individual changes to her married surname, the Record of Marriage can be used in some states while there are others which need the marriage certificate.

The United States law requires a little fee for marriage records to be made available. This includes the search and not the particulars. A single copy costs $10. When the data is located, a copy of the marriage record and related information are included. Therefore it is vital that names, place, participants and even time of the marriage are included upon request.

Obtaining a marriage license in the state of Georgia is not really hard. The state does not have the need of a person providing a marriage record. But if an individual has been through divorce, then a divorce record should be provided by him or her. The names, ages, birthplace, name of parents, initiating officer, location and time would be documented in these records.

Georgia marriage license records search is easy these days. You can obtain public information for a little cost by turning to your local government office. But remember that such method may disappoint you with the long processing it takes. To avoid any frustration, it is wise to make use of services from a private record provider online. They charge a small fee for a fast result. You can choose between a government office and a record provider in obtaining the records. Both definitely works but it is up to you to decide if you need the records fast or you can wait out the processing time.



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