What is the difference between a passport book and a passport card?
A passport book can be used to travel anywhere by any means. A passport card can only be used to travel in the Western Hemisphere by land or sea.
A passport book can be used to travel anywhere by any means. A passport card can only be used to travel in the Western Hemisphere by land or sea.
Proof of Citizenship: Certified birth certificate, Naturalization/Citizenship certificate, or expired U.S. passport. For more detailed requirements, visit the U.S. Department of State’s website. Photo: A 2-inch by 2-inch photo with a white or off-white background. Photos can be taken at all three Clerk’s Office passport processing locations for a nominal fee. Identification: Driver License issued more …
One certified copy is included with the purchase of the marriage license. Extra certified copies may be obtained for a nominal fee, using the following options: Order Online Online ordering of certified copies is available using eCertify. In person Certified copies can be purchased at all three Clerk’s office marriage license locations. Order by mail …
The license is valid for 60 days after issuance. The effective date and expiration date are noted on the license. The ceremony can be performed anywhere in the State of Florida. The marriage license form must be returned to the Clerk’s Office for recording within ten days after the marriage is performed.
No, there is no citizenship requirement.
No, a marriage license can be applied for, and used, in any Florida county.
No, the law requiring a blood test was abolished October 1, 1986.
Many local churches and counseling services offer the course. The Lake County Clerk’s Office provides a roster of Premarital Preparation Course Providers (PDF) as a convenience.
The date the license is issued counts as the first day of the waiting period. You would then need to wait two additional full days, but can then be married on the following day. For example, if a marriage license is obtained on Friday, the couple can marry on Monday.