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I live in Chicago and I want to get married to my fiance who lives in Kansas, what do I need?
What kind of documentation do I need? My fiance says that since I am Mexican and a U.S. citizen, I only have the original copy of my baptismal certificate, she says it needs to be translated? Can someone help? Thanks for the help in advance.
I DON'T have a copy of my birth certificate. ALL I DO have is an original of my baptismal certificate which DOES have my birth name and birth date and where I was born.
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- Anonymous8 years agoFavorite Answer
It depends on where you want to get married.
Illinois requires two forms of identification, and at least one needs to have your photo on it such as a drivers license and a passport. You can also use a photo id along with either a birth certificate, a resident alien card, U.S. naturalization papers, a life insurance policy, or a baptismal record. You can call the county clerk in the county you will get married in for a complete list of available documents.
Kansas requires one form of ID such as certified birth certificate, drivers license, social security card, or passport. A baptismal record is not acceptable identification in Kansas.
Edit:
AD response: Do you have any additional identification? You will need a photo ID in Illinois in addition to your baptismal record.