Vermont Officiant Training Quiz | American Marriage Ministries

1. Who is authorized to solemnize marriage in Vermont?

A member of the clergy residing in this state and ordained or licensed.

A supreme court justice, a superior court judge, a district judge, a judge of probate.

A member of the clergy residing in some other state of the United States.

All of the above.

2. Are ministers required to get licensed by the state to perform mariage in Vermont?

Maybe, it depends on the county, city, or town where the couple is getting maried.

No, the Vermont government has no formal licensing requirements for ministers.

Yes, the Vermont government requires that all ministers performing marriage register with a government office.

Maybe, it depends on the religious faith of the couple getting married.

3. What Vermont government office handles minister licensing?

The County Clerk's office.

The Vermont Secretary of State.

The Vermont Department of Licensing.

The Vermont government does not have an office dedicated to licensing ministers.

4. Does the minister have to be a resident of Vermont to perform marriage?

Yes, the minister must be a resident of Vermont.

No, the minister does not have to be a resident of Vermont.

It depends on the county where the minister is performing marriage.

It depends on the church to which the minister belongs.

5. What is the legal minimum age for a minister to perform marriage in Vermont?

15 years

18 years

21 years

There are no legal age requirements in Vermont.

6. What is the marriage license and who files for it?

The marriage license is the legal document of marriage filed for by the couple.

The marriage license is the minister's license to perform marriage filed for by the minister.

The marriage license is the legal document of marriage filed for by the minister.

The marriage license is the minister's license to perform marriage filed for by the couple.

7. Who issues the marriage license?

The minister's church.

The Town Clerk's Office.

The Vermont Secretary of State's Office.

The Vermont Department of Licensing.

8. When referring to a marriage license, what does "Waiting Period" mean?

The period a couple must wait in the County Clerk's office.

The period the minister must wait before returning the marriage license.

The period a couple must wait to have their marriage license completed from the time they apply.

The period the minister must wait to conduct the wedding ceremony.

9. Is there a waiting period for the marriage license in Vermont?

Yes, there is a 3 day waiting period.

Yes, there is a 5 day waiting period.

Yes, there is a 10 day waiting period.

No, there is no waiting period.

10. When referring to the marriage license, what does "Expiration Date" mean?

The date reflecting when the couple is no longer legally married.

The date that must expire for the marriage license to become valid.

The date the marriage license expires and is no longer valid.

The date that must expire in order to conduct the wedding ceremony.

11. Once issued, the Vermont marriage license expires in...

60 days.

6 months.

1 year.

The marriage license does not expire.

12. What are some of the duties of the minister when solemnizing marriage?

All of the above.

To officiate over the wedding ceremony.

To have the couple present their marriage license and confirm that it is accurate and valid.

To complete the marriage license and make sure it bears all necessary signatures.

13. In Vermont, the completed marriage license must be returned...

Within 10 days of the wedding.

Within 5 days of the wedding.

Within 1 month of the wedding.

Before the marriage license expires.

14. Where must the marriage license be returned to in Vermont?

The Vermont government office that issued the license.

The minister's church.

The Secretary of State.

Any of the above.

15. Who's duty is it to return the marriage license?

The minister or the couple, depending on the county.

The minister.

The Bride.

The Groom.