Canada

From a Marriage Licence Issuer (MLI) at any Registry Agent Office.

Proof of identification such as a Driver License, passport, or birth certificate. You also need to know the full names (maiden name) and birthplaces of your parents.

You do not have to be a resident of Canada. However, you must apply together.

Proof of the divorce or annulment in the form of the Certificate of Divorce or Decree Absolute must be provided.

Proof of death is required.

No.

None.

Rates may vary between Marriage Commissioners. Some require cash only.

No other tests required.

No.

Cousin Marriages: Yes.

Common Law Marriages: No.

Same Sex Marriages: Yes.

Under 18: Applicants under 18 years of age but over 16 need to have parental or court consent. The consent form must be signed before a marriage licence issuer, the clergy performing the ceremony or any person authorized to take affidavits. A male minor, under the age of 16 years, may not get married under any circumstances. The law does state that in some situations, a judge may say that parental consent is not necessary. It might be possible to marry under the age of 16 if you get a letter from a medical doctor saying that you are the mother of a living child or you are pregnant.

Witnesses: Two over the age of 16.

Miscellaneous: License is valid for 90 days.