Alberta Marriage Licence

We issue Alberta Marriage Licences

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a couple must apply together for their marriage licence – some exceptions may apply, check with a registry agent for details
the couple getting married must each supply government issued photo ID
a couple cannot be under the influence of a drug or alcohol when applying
there’s no time period that must pass between the date a couple arrives in Alberta and the date a licence is issued
there are no residency requirements
there are no citizenship requirements
blood tests are not required
banns, which are postings or announcements in a church, aren’t acceptable in place of a marriage licence
in Alberta a person cannot marry his/her grandparent, parent, child, sibling or grandchild that is related by whole blood, half blood or adoption
the couple getting married must supply their full names, birth dates, and physical addresses
the couple getting married must swear/affirm one or more affidavits
the couple getting married must provide their parents’ birth places and full names (including mother’s maiden name)
when either person getting married is hearing, speech or visually impaired, additional requirements may apply – check with a registry agent for details
When either person getting married is cognitively impaired and has a court ordered guardian appointed, additional requirements apply – check with a registry agent for details
When either person has been previously married, divorce documents must be provided

Fees – $ 71.50