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A copy of a marriage license that has been certified after a legal marriage ceremony, bearing details of names, date, etc.
‘Evidence pointed against what Lena claimed to be a copy of her marriage certificate.’
‘Just for good measure, the happy pair enclosed a copy of their marriage certificate, and an affidavit from a lawyer in Canada, where they'd celebrated their wedding a few months earlier, confirming that all was legal and proper.’
‘Having a marriage certificate legalises the partnership, but it doesn't guarantee happiness either for the couple or their children.’
‘Women's property rights are difficult to protect without a legal marriage certificate, but there are many couples who don't have this.’
‘And, if you are making changes, it's a good idea to take documentation with you, such as a marriage certificate or birth certificate.’
‘To register, residents are required to show a family identity card, a birth certificate, a marriage certificate or any other document that can help prove their identity.’
‘As some may confuse, the date of getting the marriage certificate and the wedding ceremony are typically two events.’
‘Yet despite probably two decades of working in a job that must have been in today's terms at least semi-skilled, no occupation is given on her marriage certificate.’
‘The relationship that follows will survive or collapse because of the people, not the marriage certificate, and so I don't see the point.’
‘On his marriage certificate George listed his occupation as ‘stuntman’.’
‘She asked a series of questions, then photocopied all their documents: credit union statements, mortgage, marriage certificate, birth certificates, list of referees.’
‘He said securing legal documents like identity documents, death certificates and marriage certificate also proved difficult.’
‘I also examined a copy of the marriage certificate.’
‘At first, she was told she could not see her husband because her birth certificate and marriage certificate were in English.’
‘We'd like to see them treated in exactly the same way as, say a de facto spouse would be treated, and that would give them exactly the same rights as a spouse with a marriage certificate.’
‘This new intermarriage act also still required ministers and judges who solemnized unions to attach a marriage certificate to the license and return the documents to the district clerk.’
‘So you could then look up their marriage certificate, which would have their parents' names on it.’
‘We will principally ask our clients to show their marriage certificate.’
‘It won't be official until they decide to obtain a marriage certificate from a Registrar of Civil Marriages.’
‘If both parties agree to the split, they simply fill out an application and provide their marriage certificate, identification and photos of themselves.’