PART 2. MARRIAGE LICENSE [350. - 360.]
Heading of Part 2 amended by Stats. 2006, Ch. 816, Sec. 7.
§§ 350–360 · 12 sections
- § 350 (a) Before entering a marriage, or declaring a marriage pursuant to Section 425, the parties shall first obtain a marriage license from a county clerk. (b) If…
- § 351 The marriage license shall show all of the following: (a) The identity of the parties to the marriage. (b) The parties’ full given names at birth or by court…
- § 351.5 Notwithstanding subdivision (b) of Section 351 or 359 of this code, or Section 103175 of the Health and Safety Code, if either of the applicants for, or any…
- § 351.6 Notwithstanding Section 307, 351, 351.5, 359, or 422 of this code, or Section 103175 or 103180 of the Health and Safety Code, a mailing address used by an…
- § 352 No marriage license shall be granted if either of the applicants lacks the capacity to enter into a valid marriage or is, at the time of making the application…
- § 354 (a) Each applicant for a marriage license shall be required to present authentic photo identification acceptable to the county clerk as to name and date of…
- § 355 (a) The forms for the marriage license shall be prescribed by the State Department of Public Health, and shall be adapted to set forth the facts required in…
- § 356 A marriage license issued pursuant to this part expires 90 days after its issuance. The calendar date of expiration shall be clearly noted on the face of the…
- § 357 (a) The county clerk shall number each marriage license issued and shall transmit at periodic intervals to the county recorder a list or copies of the licenses…
- § 358 (a) The State Department of Public Health shall prepare and publish a brochure that shall contain the following: (1) Information concerning the possibilities…
- § 359 (a) Except as provided in Sections 420 and 426, applicants to be married shall first appear together in person before the county clerk to obtain a marriage…
- § 360 (a) If a marriage license is lost, damaged, or destroyed after the marriage ceremony, but before it is returned to the county recorder, or deemed unacceptable…