me and my boyfriend want to get married in lake tahoe what do we need.?

Question

we want get married this weekend but no license can we get one there

Answer 1

When planning, first decide where you want to go - North or South? In California or Nevada? Marriage license requirements for your wedding will be different, depending on the state you choose. In California, many chapels will issue marriage licenses on premises, but in Nevada, you have to go to the court house. In either state, be sure you know the requirements and bring the proper paperwork

Here is how to get married in Ca..

Time Required: One to three hours
Here's How:
Go to any County Clerk’s office to get a marriage license.
You do not need to be a California or United States resident.
You must be at least 18 or have written consent of at least one parent (or legal guardian) and permission from a California superior court judge.
Blood tests are not required for the marriage license.
Both partners must appear together when filing application and issuing license. Bring photo I. D. such as a passport or driver’s license.
If you are divorced, you will need to know the exact date of when your divorce was finalized. If your divorcee was finalized within the last 90 days, bring your divorce decree with you. decree with you.
A marriage license is valid for 90 days anywhere in the state and it is immediately valid.
The license fee varies by county and can be paid in cash, pre-printed California check or money order written out to the County Clerk.
You can be married by a judge, county clerk, priest, minister, or rabbi of any religious denomination of the age of 18 or over. You also need one witness.
Larger cities perform marriage ceremonies by appointment at City Hall. There is an extra fee for the ceremony (about $30).
Tips:
Government offices often close at lunch time and are least busy in the middle of the week. Some locations take appointments. They are not open on weekends.
In Los Angeles, you may have to apply one day and come back the next to pick up the license.
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Here is hoe to get married in Nevada...

If you've just set a date for your wedding, this can be an exciting time for the two of you! Don't let the marriage license laws of Nevada put a dent in your wedding plans.
Here's what you need to know and what documents to bring with you before you apply for a Nevada marriage license. We recommend getting this legal aspect of your wedding out of the way about a month before your wedding date.

Congratulations and much happiness as you begin your lifetime journey together!

Requirements may vary as each county in Nevada could have their own requirements.

ID Requirement:
Valid picture identification. Acceptable identification includes valid Driver's License, valid Identification Card from DMV, valid Passport, Resident Alien card, Military ID, or Certified or original Birth Certificate.
If a foreign birth certificate, it must be translated into English and notarized. You need to know your social security number, too!

Residency Requirement :
You do not have to be a resident of Nevada.


Previous Marriages:
Your divorce must be final. You need to know the date (month, year) of your divorce, and the location (city and state) where you were divorced.
Covenant Marriage Option: No.
Waiting Period in Nevada: There is no waiting period to get married in Nevada.
Fees in Nevada:
You will have to pay $35.00 - $65.00 (depends on County) to get married in Nevada - cash only. Some counties may accept a local check.

Other Tests: No blood tests.
Proxy Marriages:
No. Both parties must be present.

Cousin Marriages:
Not nearer of kin than second cousins or cousins of half blood.


Las Vegas Marriage License Bureau:
As of August 30, 2006, the Friday, Saturday and holiday all-night counter at the Las Vegas marriage bureau will only be open from 8 a.m. to midnight.
You can still get married after midnight at one of the many wedding chapels in Las Vegas. You just need to plan a bit more and get your license before the clock strikes twelve.


Common Law Marriages: No.

Same Sex Marriages:
No.

Under 18:
If you are 16 or 17 years old, you must have one parent or legal guardian present. A notarized written permission is also acceptable. It must be written in English and needs to state the name, birth date, age of the minor child, along with the relationship of the person giving consent. The notary must note that the parent or guardian personally appeared before or was subscribed and sworn to. If you are under 16, marriage can be authorized only by court order when the request has been filed by either parent or legal guardian.

Renewing Your Vows:
No. The clerk's office is prohibited from issuing a new Marriage License to couples currently married. You may renew your wedding vows at a church or wedding chapel, but they may require you to bring a copy of your Marriage Certificate for proof of marriage before performing the renewal ceremony.

Officiants:
Any ordained or licensed clergymen who have obtained a certificate of permissions to perform marriages, and justices of the peace.

Miscellaneous:
Requirements for U.S. citizens and Non U.S. citizens are the same. The license is valid for 1 year from the date it is issued. It may be used anywhere within the State of Nevada.

Answer 2

Getting Married In Lake Tahoe

Answer 3

Getting Married In Tahoe

Answer 4

you said "in" lake tahoe right? so you will need a boat or a swimsuit if its "in" the lake

Answer 5

your making a big mistake, what are you running so fast for.
Your next question will be "where can I find a good divorce lawyer" and wonder where it went wrong...

Answer 6

Money, preparation, and transportation

Answer 7

Whenever I submit a question, even if it's the simplest one, they cant provide me a good informed answer on this website. Wtf happened to people who actually take the time to answer?

Answer 8

Not totally sure about this

Answer 9

yes you can get one there.best of luck and congrats

Answer 10

passport and travellers cheques