Request for Authorization to Officiate at a Vermont Civil Marriage - Vermont

Request for Authorization to Officiate at a Vermont Civil Marriage is a legal document that was released by the Vermont Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Vermont.

FAQ

Q: What is a Request for Authorization to Officiate at a Vermont Civil Marriage?
A: A Request for Authorization to Officiate at a Vermont Civil Marriage is a document that allows an individual to perform a marriage ceremony in Vermont.

Q: Who can request authorization to officiate at a Vermont civil marriage?
A: Any individual who is at least 18 years old and is ordained or licensed to perform marriages can request authorization to officiate at a Vermont civil marriage.

Q: How can I request authorization to officiate at a Vermont civil marriage?
A: To request authorization, you need to complete the Request for Authorization to Officiate at a Vermont Civil Marriage form and submit it to the Vermont Secretary of State's office.

Q: Is there a fee for requesting authorization to officiate at a Vermont civil marriage?
A: Yes, there is a $100 fee for requesting authorization to officiate at a Vermont civil marriage.

Q: How long does it take to process the request for authorization?
A: It typically takes about 5 business days to process the request for authorization to officiate at a Vermont civil marriage.

Q: Does the authorization to officiate at a Vermont civil marriage expire?
A: No, the authorization does not expire once it is granted.

Q: Do I need to register the marriage after performing the ceremony?
A: Yes, you need to complete the Marriage Certificate and return it to the town clerk's office where the marriage took place within 10 days of the ceremony.