Your expired marriage license is no longer valid. You can get it reissued from the same San Joaquin County office you submitted your original application to. You have to be at least 18 years old in order to marry without getting consent from a parent or legal guardian within San Joaquin County.
If you're below the age of 18 then you must bring at least one parent or legal guardian must accompany you. Bring a certified copy of your birth certificate too. Keep in mind that if you were not born in California, you'll have to order your certified copy from your state or country of birth.
Otherwise, order it from the CA county of your birth. No, blood tests are not a requirement for getting a marriage license in San Joaquin County. If you were married before, provide the date of your divorce or the date your spouse died. Have a certified copy your divorce decree or death certificate in hand when you arrive to complete your application. As with birth certificates, divorce and death certificates can be gotten from your local vital records office where the divorce or death was recorded.
If it occurred in San Joaquin County, get it from there. Otherwise, get it from the proper location in whichever state it took place in. Apply where: County Clerk's Office 2. Minimum Age: 18, or younger with parental presence 3. Identification: driver's license, state-issued identification, passport, or military identification card 5. Residency Requirement: No 7. Witnesses: Yes 8. License Valid: 90 days 9. Waiting Period: No Same-sex marriage: Yes Marriage between cousins: No We hope you will partner with us by providing your thoughts on how the site works for you.
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