LA married in a day service!
Hi all,
Has anybody had any experience with LA companies that marry and provide certificates on the same day? Any Vegas experiences? I trust these are legit and the certificates are recognised by immigration etc? Thanks very much in advance. |
Re: LA married in a day service!
Companies? It would be done by a Justice of the Peace, most likely at the city or county courthouse. Google getting married in LA or Vegas. It is doable and legitimate.
Rene |
Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by Noorah101
(Post 12420886)
Companies? It would be done by a Justice of the Peace, misty likely at the city or county courthouse. Google getting married in LA or Vegas. It is doable and legitimate.
Rene |
Re: LA married in a day service!
They are legit.
The marriage will be of the confidential variety meaning the official recordation will not be publicly available to third persons. |
Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by S Folinsky
(Post 12420928)
They are legit.
The marriage will be of the confidential variety meaning the official recordation will not be publicly available to third persons. Thanks |
Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by theroon
(Post 12420935)
Great! Could you recommend one? Also, do you receive the certificate there and then?
Thanks |
Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by BigT103
(Post 12420943)
I have seen this place just round the corner from my wife's salon Los Angeles Marriage License | Wedding chapel in LA | Get Married Fast give them a look.
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Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by theroon
(Post 12420949)
Thanks mate - that's one I've been looking at. Where is the office?
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Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by S Folinsky
(Post 12420928)
They are legit.
The marriage will be of the confidential variety meaning the official recordation will not be publicly available to third persons. |
Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by robin1234
(Post 12421329)
Hang on. Are you saying you can get married "confidentially?" Surely a marriage, and the official record of it, should be in the public domain?
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Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by Twinkle0927
(Post 12421444)
CA offers "confidential marriage licenses" - loved by the rich and famous who don't want the press to get access to the details of their nuptials.
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Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by theroon
(Post 12420935)
Great! Could you recommend one? Also, do you receive the certificate there and then?
Thanks You can file a concurrent request for a certificate copy of the marriage certificate. The main advantage these days of the confidential procedure is that it saves a trip to the recorders office. (In Los Angeles County, the marriage license bureau is in Norwalk). |
Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by robin1234
(Post 12421329)
Hang on. Are you saying you can get married "confidentially?" Surely a marriage, and the official record of it, should be in the public domain?
The idea was to keep private the fact that the couple had married after living together, having had children and having lied to the community about their marital status. This privacy would encourage correction of the illicit status and legitimizing the children. In the 1970's the confidential marriage became popular in order to circumvent the then existing requirements for blood tests. The blood test is no longer required for regular marriages. The legislature came close to elimination of confidential marriages in 1984. There are perceived problems. As an additional matter, there is no Common Law Marriage in CA. It was eliminated in 1895. |
Re: LA married in a day service!
Originally Posted by S Folinsky
(Post 12421559)
I believe that California is the only one of the 50 states that does this. The procedure goes back to 1878 and was designed to address the problems of unmarried couples living together and holding themselves out as married. My understanding is that initially, a clergyman could perform the marriage and his file was proof of the marriage. Later it was required to record the marriage but with records not publicly available.
The idea was to keep private the fact that the couple had married after living together, having had children and having lied to the community about their marital status. This privacy would encourage correction of the illicit status and legitimizing the children. In the 1970's the confidential marriage became popular in order to circumvent the then existing requirements for blood tests. The blood test is no longer required for regular marriages. The legislature came close to elimination of confidential marriages in 1984. There are perceived problems. As an additional matter, there is no Common Law Marriage in CA. It was eliminated in 1895. Thanks again. |
Re: LA married in a day service!
As above, a Confidential license is what you need.
For Los Angeles, and from personal experience, I can highly recommend Chris : www.officiantguy.com - no affiliation, just a happy prior customer, as are many celebrities. It can be done anywhere in Los Angeles county, and yes the license once signed and notarized by him becomes the certificate of marriage. You keep a copy, he files one for you, and you get another (county stamped) version of the same document in the mail a couple of weeks later, which he will forward it to you in the Uk via FedEx, but in the meantime you still have the original as proof. You (and only you, remember it is confidential) can request further copies at a later date if required. No visits to court/city hall/wherever, no waiting around. A couple of emails with some details, you turn up wherever you like, say what you want, no witnesses required, sign, and done. He is also incredibly good value and a nice guy too, and will work on short notice (ie, same day) if you need to. And yes, again, from personal experience (CR-1) it is acceptable for US immigration purposes. |
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