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North Carolina General Statutes Chapter 51 > Article 2 - Marriage Licenses

North Carolina General Statutes > Chapter 51 > Article 2 - Marriage Licenses


Current as of: 2010
§ 51-6Solemnization without license unlawful
§ 51-7Penalty for solemnizing without license
§ 51-8License issued by register of deeds
§ 51-8.2Issuance of marriage license when applicant is unable to appear
§ 51-15Obtaining license by false representation misdemeanor
§ 51-16Form of license
§ 51-16.1Form of license for Address Confidentiality Program participant
§ 51-17Penalty for issuing license unlawfully
§ 51-18Record of licenses and returns; originals filed
§ 51-18.1Correction of errors in application or license; amendment of names in application or license
§ 51-19Penalty for failure to record
§ 51-21Issuance of delayed marriage certificates

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