💍Marriage License
Overview
In the state of San Andreas, all individuals who wish to enter into a legally recognized marriage must first apply for a Marriage License. This document outlines the process and requirements for submitting a marriage license request through the San Andreas Department of Vital Records.
Eligibility Requirements
To apply for a marriage license, both individuals must meet the following criteria:
Be at least 18 years of age.
Not currently married to another individual.
Be mentally competent to consent to marriage.
Provide valid identification (government-issued ID, driver's license, or passport).
Required Information
When applying, both parties must provide:
Full legal names and in-game IDs.
Date of birth.
Current address or residence (in-game property, if applicable).
Occupation or employment role (optional).
Witness names (if any) who will be present at the ceremony.
How to Submit a Request
Step 1: Complete the Marriage License Request Form This can be obtained via:
Through the government Discord channel or website.
[DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE] > [PUBLIC-APPLICATIONS] > MARRIAGE LICENSE REQUEST
Fill out the following:
Your name
Spouses Name
Officiant Information (Has to be an officiant registered with the DOJ, see Become an Officiant)
Step 3: Wait for confirmation. A government official (Judge, Clerk, or Admin) will review the request. Once approved, the license will be issued IC and logged OOC (if needed).
Marriage Ceremony
Once the license is granted:
The couple must schedule a ceremony officiated by a Judge, Priest, or other authorized officiant
At least one witness is required
The marriage will be recognized in the server records upon completion of the ceremony.
Important Notes
Marriages are legally binding in RP and may impact property, inheritance, and custody (if children or shared assets exist).
Divorce requires a separate legal process.
Abuse of the marriage system for scamming, trolling, or exploiting will result in disciplinary action.
Contact
For questions, contact the DOJ Office.
“Building families, one license at a time.”
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