not mormon but grateful to that fine state for their weird laws
Did they try and sell you on mormonism and living that plural wife life?
Why was mabb not invited?
Re: Halloween plans
Posted: 01 Nov 2023, 22:48
by User
utah changed its laws so that you can get married on zoom "in utah" and it is legally 100% exactly the same as getting married on the ground in utah
by getting legally married this way in virtual utah rather than in real thailand, we saved about US $2000 and didn't have to pay any bribes to the military regime in myanmar for bullshit paperwork that the thailand government requires
after the ceremony the certificates were apostled, emailed, and fedexed out, got everything in just a few days
Re: Halloween plans
Posted: 01 Nov 2023, 23:27
by zim
i'm a little confused. in the states all you have to do to get "married" is visit your local court house and sign a paper i think? i'm not sure how it works over there.
did you just need proof of a ceremony or something? the utah people did it for non-citizens?
i'm a little confused. in the states all you have to do to get "married" is visit your local court house and sign a paper i think? i'm not sure how it works over there.
did you just need proof of a ceremony or something? the utah people did it for non-citizens?
Slightly more to it depending on the state. Maryland is pretty easy, name, birth date, ssn, etc. They also take you at your word that you aren't cousins. We also have a 24 hour waiting period once the license is signed. Some states require blood tests, some have longer or no wait period at all!
i'm a little confused. in the states all you have to do to get "married" is visit your local court house and sign a paper i think? i'm not sure how it works over there.
in thailand you need a whole bunch of dumb shit, not easy to get