What are the requirements for a minor to get married in Idaho?

According to Idaho Code, any person applying for a marriage license who is either 16 or 17 years old must be no less than 2 years younger than his or her partner. They must also be given written, notarized consent by his or her mother, father, or guardian to marry. Furthermore, the minor applicant must submit his or her certified birth certificate as proof of age and relationship to the guardian. Any person under the age of 16 must do the same, as well as receive a court order to marry. All persons involved must appear at the county Recorder’s Office with all described documentation and social security numbers before a license can be issued. Applicants and guardians must also present government issued photo identification.

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1. How do I get a certified copy of a marriage license?
2. Who can officiate a marriage ceremony?
3. Does my officiant need to provide the county with his or her credentials?
4. How do I change my name after I get married?
5. Do I need to change my name within a certain amount of time after getting married?
6. Do I need an appointment to get a marriage license?
7. After visiting the Recorder's Office and receiving our marriage license, are we married?
8. Do I have to get married in Kootenai County if I applied for my marriage license there?
9. Can my officiant return the license to any county after the ceremony?
10. Does my marriage license expire?
11. What are the requirements for a minor to get married in Idaho?
12. What happens if an officiant does not return the marriage license to the county office?
13. What is the process for receiving a marriage license when one applicant is incarcerated?
14. Where do I file for divorces and annulments?