Pennsylvania law requires applicants for a marriage license to appear in person and answer questions under oath about their eligibility, including prior marriages and legal restrictions. An exception exists for active military personnel, who can submit an affidavit instead. The law also outlines the process for issuing licenses and judicial review if issuance is refused.
Both applicants must appear in person and be examined under oath regarding their eligibility for marriage.
Yes, military personnel can submit an affidavit verifying their information instead of appearing in person.
The license cannot be issued until at least three days after the most recent application date.
Applicants can request that the refusal proceedings be certified to the court for review.