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Originally Posted by TMSRetired
In North Carolina you get your marriage license immediately when you file it. You need 2 witnesses in NC and the license is valid for 60 days.
They would have signed paperwork to get the marriage license.
In NC you cannot get married until you have a license.
To get a license you need 2 witnesses to also sign.
And you get the license immediately...no waiting.
Sounds like they got a license which he is "keeping safe".
It's only valid for 60 days though from issuance.
I posted the NC marriage process/law in a previous post.
They would have signed paperwork to get the marriage license.
I told her to go to the courthouse and talk to them about this guy.:: if he made fake documents they’re going to want to know about it. She will also know once and for all if she is married or not.
This guys is a creep beyond creep and is this was my daughter, I’d be jail for assault and battery.
I told her to go to the courthouse and talk to them about this guy.:: if he made fake documents they’re going to want to know about it. She will also know once and for all if she is married or not.
This guys is a creep beyond creep and is this was my daughter, I’d be jail for assault and battery.
I don't think it's a matter of fake documents. I think they got the witnesses in order to get the license and he told her that they were married based on that event.
She never stated they went twice, or that her friends signed during two events - once to get the license and then again to be married.
He duped her, is what I'm thinking. They went to get the license and he told her they were actually married and the license is the document she kept referencing.
I don't think it's a matter of fake documents. I think they got the witnesses in order to get the license and he told her that they were married based on that event.
She never stated they went twice, or that her friends signed during two events - once to get the license and then again to be married.
He duped her, is what I'm thinking. They went to get the license and he told her they were actually married and the license is the document she kept referencing.
And if this happened back in November that license will soon be expiring.
I don't think it's a matter of fake documents. I think they got the witnesses in order to get the license and he told her that they were married based on that event.
She never stated they went twice, or that her friends signed during two events - once to get the license and then again to be married.
He duped her, is what I'm thinking. They went to get the license and he told her they were actually married and the license is the document she kept referencing.
And did they go to two different rooms to get the license then get married? They are two different locations within the building.
Couples who want to marry must obtain a marriage license before the ceremony. The marriage ceremony must be conducted by a recognized officiant. Both parties must solemnly declare their intent to marry. Following the ceremony, at least two witnesses are required to sign the marriage license.
The witnesses did not sign the application before the ceremony. The witnesses are there to WITNESS the marriage, not the application.
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