Hitting the Jackpot: What ID Do You Need to Get Married in Vegas?
So, you and your main squeeze are planning a whirlwind romance that culminates in a "Viva Las Vegas!" wedding? Forget the feathers and Elvis (although, hey, no judgment!), the first pit stop on your way to wedded bliss is sorting out that all-important marriage license. But fear not, lovebirds, because getting hitched in Vegas is easier than rolling snake eyes! That said, a little ID prep work goes a long way to ensure your special day goes off without a hitch (see what we did there?).
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| What Id Do You Need To Get Married In Las Vegas |
The ID Essentials: Packing for Love
When it comes to saying "I do" in Sin City, the ID requirements are about as relaxed as a pool float on the flamingo-filled Las Vegas Strip. Here's what you need to snag that marriage license and seal the deal:
- Government-issued photo ID: This is your bread and butter. Think driver's license, passport, or any other official ID that screams "It's me! And I'm ready to get married!" Remember: Make sure it's current – nobody wants a case of cold-feet mistaken for an expired ID!
Bonus Tip: If you're rocking a super unique or out-of-state ID, it might be a good idea to bring a secondary form of identification, just in case.
Reminder: Focus on key sentences in each paragraph.
Say "No Way!" to These ID Faux Pas:
- Leaving your ID at home: This one's a no-brainer. Getting married in Vegas is impulsive, but losing your ID is a major buzzkill. Double-check, triple-check, then check again!
- Flashing that faded high school ID: Sorry, nostalgia isn't enough. The ID needs to be current to be considered valid.
- Forgetting your partner's ID: They might be the one you're marrying, but they still need to prove they exist!
ID Have Some Questions:
- What about a social security number? Nope, not required for the marriage license in Vegas.
- Do I need a blood test? Nevada ditches the blood test, so you can skip that pre-wedding poke.
- Can I get married the same day I get my license? Absolutely! In Vegas, there's no waiting period, so you can go from "Just met you" to "Mr. & Mrs." in a New York minute (or Vegas hour).
How to Get Married in Vegas: FAQ
How to get a marriage license in Las Vegas?
Head to the Clark County Marriage License Bureau with your ID and your $102 fee (cash or credit card accepted). You can also apply online beforehand [Clark County Marriage License].
Tip: Slow down when you hit important details.
How long does a Las Vegas marriage license last?
One year, so get hitchin' before it expires!
Tip: Pause, then continue with fresh focus.
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How old do I need to be to get married in Las Vegas?
At least 18 years old (with no parental consent required) or 16 or 17 years old with written consent from a parent or guardian.
Tip: Take mental snapshots of important details.
Do I need a witness to get married in Las Vegas?
Yes, you'll need one witness present at the ceremony to sign the marriage license.
Can I get married by Elvis in Las Vegas?
Actually, yes! There are many Elvis impersonators who are licensed to perform wedding ceremonies. Just another perk of getting hitched in Vegas!
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