Kentucky Marriage And Divorce Records

Publié par Unknown on mardi 8 avril 2014

By Ben Kingsley


Kentucky marriage license records are open documents that the residents of the state have the freedom to access. Such document, along with other documents was opened to the public after the Freedom of Information Act of the nation has been passed.

There are several reasons why the residents of Kentucky would request for a copy of their marriage records. When conducting a genealogy research, one of the documents that are being checked for information is the marriage records. It has information that is vital in updating the family history. The document is also one of the important documents necessary when dealing with some transactions in the government. Transactions that involve the finances as well as the dependents of the couple would most likely call for such document. Checking on the marital status of an individual is also one of the reasons why some would request for a copy of such file. This is done by people who are currently in a relationship and would like to make sure that the one they are dating is not married yet.

A public marriage record in Kentucky would contain the personal details of the bride and the groom who got married. Their personal details can be found on the file such as the place and date they were born as well as the address of their residence and the job they had during the time they got married. Details about when and where the marriage occurred are indicated on the file. One would also know the names of the people who are witnesses to the event as well as the names of the couple's parents.

The Vital Records Section of Kentucky does not issue a copy of a marriage license but it can help provide and verify information as to where the license can be obtained. This verification would cost $6. Marriage license records in the state of Kentucky can only be obtained from the county where the marriage was originally registered. One has to pay a separate fee when the request is made at the county.

The state of Kentucky only releases a copy of the marriage certificate if the marriage occurred since June 1958. One has to submit a request form containing the basic details of the document being requested as well as the personal details of the one who filed the request. One has to indicate their reason for obtaining such document. The state of Kentucky only releases the document if the one who filed it is either the bride or the groom or their immediate family. Requests can be sent by mail but it can take several days before the document can be obtained.

The Internet now allows retrieval of a marriage and divorce records. This makes the search faster and convenient since the search can be done even without going to any office. Some websites now offer to let their users test their system for free.




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