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Marriage Certificates for Public Records Searches

To prove that you are legally married to another person, you must have a copy of your marriage certificate. This is a document that lists the names of any two people exchanged vows. When you search the public records, you can view copies of those original documents and find quite a bit of information. Public records are a great way to research relatives when creating your family tree and to find pertinent information when you want to date someone or when you need to do a background check. Modern and older marriage certificates are similar but look slightly different.

Old Marriage Certificates

Older marriage certificates generally use only black and white. They often have scrollwork around the edges. These certificates may also have photos of the two people who married. Some of these documents have spaces for two photos but will not show any images if the couple did not submit a set. At the top of the page are the full names of the two individuals. Old records should show both the first and last names of the bride and the groom. You will also see some information at the bottom of the certificate that lists the location of the wedding and the date.

Modern Marriage Certificates

Modern marriage certificates are more basic than older ones and can take an informal approach to marriage too. These certificates may list only the first names of the couple at the top. Spaces on the bottom let them sign and date the document, which lets you see their last names. It typically lists the date of the wedding as well as its location. You’ll also find a line that allows one or more witnesses to sign and date the document to show that they were there. Modern marriage certificates can include bright colors too.

How You Can Use Marriage Certificates

The invention of mobile dating apps made it easier than ever to find potential mates. You can swipe left and right after reading profiles and viewing photos to decide who you want to connect with and who you want to avoid. The problem with those apps though is that you can be anyone you want on a dating app. It’s impossible to know if the person you connected with is who they say they are. With marriage certificates, you can find out if that person is legally married and use the information available to an even more in-depth background check.

Other Uses for Marriage Certificates

Another way you can use marriage certificates is when you do family research. Many people searched for certificates and found that their parents were married to other people in the past or that their grandparents married later in life than they claimed. Those certificates can help you track family members who went missing too. Let’s say that you have an aunt or uncle who walked away from the family years ago and never spoke to their relatives again. With marriage certificates, you can find all the information that you need to track down that relative.

Public Records and Marriage Certificates

Marriage certificates are just one example of the records available to you through online searches. As these are public records, you can search through them based on the name of one of the two who married. You’ll view the names of the witnesses in attendance, when the wedding occurred, the names of the couples and the person who handled the ceremony. Even if the couple married in a civil ceremony rather than a church, you can still find the certificate they filed in the state or county after the wedding.

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