marriage certificates

A marriage certificate is a legal document that serves as proof of a legally recognized marriage between two individuals. It is issued by the government or authorized officiant after a marriage ceremony has been performed and registered. Marriage certificates provide important information such as the names of the couple, date and location of the marriage, and the officiant who performed the ceremony. Marriage certificates are often required for various legal purposes, such as changing names, filing taxes jointly, and obtaining spousal benefits.

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