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Tuesday, Oct. 6th, 2020
Introducing AMM’s Government Registration Guarantee -- Ordination Credentials recognized and accepted, or your money back!
The American Marriage Ministry Government Registration Guarantee ensures that your Ordination Credentials will be recognized and accepted, or we will issue a...
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Monday, Apr. 20th, 2020
New York releases virtual wedding rules, wedding officiants can now perform video wedding ceremonies (UPDATED)
Read the text and details for the New York Governor's order allowing couples to get married by video during the COVID-19 shutdown.
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Wednesday, Feb. 12th, 2020
How to Get Certified to Marry Someone: Ordination, Certification, and Minister Licensing Explained
What does it mean to get certified to marry someone. Learn about state requirements to perform marriage, and what you need to do.
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Thursday, Feb. 6th, 2020
Ordination vs. Government License: Do You Need to Register to Officiate Weddings in Your State?
Ordination or Government Minister License, learn the difference and what steps do you need to take to legally officiate weddings in your state.
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Thursday, Jan. 23rd, 2020
Is Virginia about to get rid of its discriminatory marriage officiant laws?
A law submitted in Virginia could make it easier for friends and family to officiate weddings by allowing couples to designate their officiant on their weddi...
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Monday, Sep. 9th, 2019
Here’s why you should always check local marriage license rules…
North Carolina county clerks affirm that they do accept weddings performed by ministers ordained online as church drops lawsuit.
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Thursday, Feb. 28th, 2019
Clark County, Las Vegas, issues new rules, making it easier for online-ordained ministers and others to perform weddings
Las Vegas has issued new requirements that make it easier for online-ordained ministers to officiate weddings, regardless of religious affiliation.
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