Is there a way to get a marriage license in florida with me in hawaii and my fiance in florida?

Question

in hawaii cause im in the army and we're both residents of florida and getting married in florida

Answer 1

Florida Residents

A Florida marriage license is required for ALL marriages performed in the State of Florida and is good anywhere in the State, regardless of the county issuing the license. Marriage licenses must be applied for in person with BOTH the prospective bride AND groom present. Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and provide the office with identification containing a photograph and birth date. One (1) identification is required with the applicant's picture, signature, and birth date. Driver's License, Passport, Military ID, Alien Registration Card, and State of Florida ID are acceptable. (If in doubt about acceptable ID, call 386-257-6013). All U.S. Citizens and Residents must provide their Social Security Number.

Non-U.S. Residents may provide an Alien Registration Card, Driver License, Passport or any other legal form of identification if they do not have a Social Security Number issued to them. There is no residence or citizenship status requirement. A blood test is no longer required.

If either applicant has been previously married, you MUST provide the Clerk the date your last marriage ended by death, divorce or annulment. (Documentation is not required.)

Licenses are available to both Florida residents and non-residents and are good for 60 days.

Florida residents are not permitted to use the marriage license by mail service. Florida residents must apply for their marriage license in person due to a three-day waiting period for Florida residents.

For more information about marriage licenses in the state of Florida, click here.


Marriage License by Mail Details - Non Florida residents only

Requirements:

• The bride and groom must both be non-Florida residents;
• Applicants must be 18 years of age or older to apply for marriage license through the mail.
• The fee is $185.00. This includes the cost of the license, including statutory fee;
• The license must be issued within 60 days of the ceremony

Answer 2

You get the license in the location you plan on getting married.

I'd show up in the area a few days early and get it then.

Answer 3

Write to relevant embassy for your query.