Get Married in Style
Wedding Minister
Bilingual - English-Spanish
Licensed in the State of New York
Family Counselor, licensed by the State of New York.
Non-denominational wedding ceremony specialists, providing a very personalized, romantic wedding ceremony for you at any location in the five boroughs of New York City.
I go any where within the city of New York, County and State parks, hotels, restaurants, country clubs, yacht clubs, chapels, or your backyard!
For more information, please call 718-926-2536
marriageofficiant@gmail.com
Bilingual - English-Spanish
Licensed in the State of New York
Family Counselor, licensed by the State of New York.
Non-denominational wedding ceremony specialists, providing a very personalized, romantic wedding ceremony for you at any location in the five boroughs of New York City.
I go any where within the city of New York, County and State parks, hotels, restaurants, country clubs, yacht clubs, chapels, or your backyard!
For more information, please call 718-926-2536
marriageofficiant@gmail.com
Register Peace of Justice
Rev. Lewis E. Castro is a Wedding Officiant certified by the State of New York
Ceremonies perform Bilingual English - Spanish custom-designed, personalized wedding ceremonies
You get the ceremony of your dreams
We are recommended by the finest catering halls and wedding planners.
We do all types of ceremonies-spiritual, religious, civil, non-denominational and more.
We travel to the location of your choice within
the five boroughs of New York City
email for a free, personalized wedding package.
Marriage Ceremony Officiant Certified by the State of New York
Ceremonies perform Bilingual English - Spanish custom-designed, personalized wedding ceremonies
You get the ceremony of your dreams
We are recommended by the finest catering halls and wedding planners.
We do all types of ceremonies-spiritual, religious, civil, non-denominational and more.
We travel to the location of your choice within
the five boroughs of New York City
email for a free, personalized wedding package.
Marriage Ceremony Officiant Certified by the State of New York
Wedding in Long Island, NY
Juez de Paz
Rev. Lewis E. Castro es un Juez de Paz certificado por el Estado de Nueva York. Celebre el dia mas importante de su vida con una ceremonia elegante, en su propio idioma, con un Juez de Paz altamente calificado y recomendado. Toda clase de ceremonias espirituales religiosas y civiles. Certificado por el Estado de Nueva York
Marriage License New York City
The fee for a marriage license is $35 payable in money order only. No other method of payment will be accepted.
A New York State marriage license is valid for 60 days (except for active military personnel for whom the validity runs for 180 days) and can only be used in the State of New York.
A blood test is not required to obtain a marriage license in the State of New York. Both the prospective bride and groom must appear together in person to apply for a marriage license.
The application must be completed in our offices. The application consists of an affidavit wherein the applicants list various personal details such as their name, address, and birth place, date of birth, social security number, and marital history and make a sworn statement that there are no legal impediments to the marriage.
Applicants who have been married previously must list all prior marriages on the marriage license application. They are required to supply their prior spouse's full name, the date the divorce decree was granted and the place the divorce was issued and may be asked to produce the final divorce decree.
All divorces, annulments, and dissolutions must be finalized before applying for a new marriage license. If you are a widow or widower, you must provide your deceased spouse's full name and date of death. The marriage license is generated based on this information. It will be prepared while you wait, and you will take it with you upon your departure. You must wait a full 24 hours before your marriage ceremony can be performed unless you obtain a judicial waiver.
All applicants must bring valid forms of identification when applying for a marriage license. Expired forms of identification will not be accepted.Valid forms of identification are as follows: Driver's license (from the United States or one of its territories) Non-driver's identification card (from the United States or one of its territories) Learner's permit from New York State only Active duty United States military identification card Passport United States certificate of naturalization (issued within the past ten years) United States permanent resident card with valid expiration date United States employment authorization card with valid expiration dateYou are advised to carefully consider whether to change your surname or not. The various options are listed on the back of the application (Click here to see surname choices). Whatever your choice of surname it will be final and the only way you will be able to change it is by marrying your spouse for a second time. Although you may amend other mistakes in your marriage record a surname choice is not considered a mistake and therefore cannot be amended.
A marriage license which is lost or is returned to the Office of the City Clerk in a mutilated condition must be replaced with a duplicate marriage license at a cost of $25 payable in money order only.
If you are under the age of eighteen and wish to obtain a marriage license, please continue to read.If either prospective bride or groom is under the age of eighteen years but over the age of sixteen years, written parental consent is required to obtain a marriage license. If either prospective bride or groom is under the age of sixteen years, in addition to parental consent, the written approval of a judge of the Supreme Court or Family Court is needed. If you are less than 18 years of age be prepared to show proof of your date of birth. Such proof of date of birth may be one of the following: original or certified copy of birth certificate, baptismal record, passport, driver's license, naturalization record, or court records. In all instances where either prospective bride or groom is under eighteen both parents must be present with valid identification at the time of application for the marriage license and at the marriage ceremony if the ceremony is performed in our offices.
If one parent is deceased, the surviving parent must appear and a death certificate for the deceased parent must be produced. If both parents are deceased, the legal guardian must appear instead.
A person under the age of fourteen cannot be married.
A blood test is not required to obtain a marriage license in the State of New York. Both the prospective bride and groom must appear together in person to apply for a marriage license.
The application must be completed in our offices. The application consists of an affidavit wherein the applicants list various personal details such as their name, address, and birth place, date of birth, social security number, and marital history and make a sworn statement that there are no legal impediments to the marriage.
Applicants who have been married previously must list all prior marriages on the marriage license application. They are required to supply their prior spouse's full name, the date the divorce decree was granted and the place the divorce was issued and may be asked to produce the final divorce decree.
All divorces, annulments, and dissolutions must be finalized before applying for a new marriage license. If you are a widow or widower, you must provide your deceased spouse's full name and date of death. The marriage license is generated based on this information. It will be prepared while you wait, and you will take it with you upon your departure. You must wait a full 24 hours before your marriage ceremony can be performed unless you obtain a judicial waiver.
All applicants must bring valid forms of identification when applying for a marriage license. Expired forms of identification will not be accepted.Valid forms of identification are as follows: Driver's license (from the United States or one of its territories) Non-driver's identification card (from the United States or one of its territories) Learner's permit from New York State only Active duty United States military identification card Passport United States certificate of naturalization (issued within the past ten years) United States permanent resident card with valid expiration date United States employment authorization card with valid expiration dateYou are advised to carefully consider whether to change your surname or not. The various options are listed on the back of the application (Click here to see surname choices). Whatever your choice of surname it will be final and the only way you will be able to change it is by marrying your spouse for a second time. Although you may amend other mistakes in your marriage record a surname choice is not considered a mistake and therefore cannot be amended.
A marriage license which is lost or is returned to the Office of the City Clerk in a mutilated condition must be replaced with a duplicate marriage license at a cost of $25 payable in money order only.
If you are under the age of eighteen and wish to obtain a marriage license, please continue to read.If either prospective bride or groom is under the age of eighteen years but over the age of sixteen years, written parental consent is required to obtain a marriage license. If either prospective bride or groom is under the age of sixteen years, in addition to parental consent, the written approval of a judge of the Supreme Court or Family Court is needed. If you are less than 18 years of age be prepared to show proof of your date of birth. Such proof of date of birth may be one of the following: original or certified copy of birth certificate, baptismal record, passport, driver's license, naturalization record, or court records. In all instances where either prospective bride or groom is under eighteen both parents must be present with valid identification at the time of application for the marriage license and at the marriage ceremony if the ceremony is performed in our offices.
If one parent is deceased, the surviving parent must appear and a death certificate for the deceased parent must be produced. If both parents are deceased, the legal guardian must appear instead.
A person under the age of fourteen cannot be married.
