Online Ordination in Maine
Maine requires officiants to present documentation of their ordination to the town where the marriage will take place. Online ordinations are accepted with proper documentation.
Requirements
- Present ordination documentation to the town clerk where the marriage will take place
- Include ordained date and church affiliation when signing the marriage license
- Proof of ordination
Registration Details
Show your ordination documentation at the town where the marriage is taking place. When signing the marriage license, you must put your ordained date and church affiliation.
Who Can Officiate in Maine
- Ordained ministers of the gospel
- Notary publics
- Judges and justices of the peace
- Lawyers admitted to the Maine bar
Marriage License Info
Marriage licenses are obtained from the town clerk in either party's municipality or the municipality where the ceremony will take place. There is a 3-day waiting period.
Good to Know
- Notary publics and lawyers can also officiate in Maine.
- Documentation must be presented before the ceremony.
Disclaimer: Marriage laws change frequently and can vary by county. The information on this page is provided for general guidance only and should not be considered legal advice. Always verify current requirements with the local county clerk's office where the wedding will take place before officiating any ceremony.
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