Online marriage service-fit questionnaire
Can We Get Married Online?
Many adults can use a Utah County marriage license for a live online ceremony, even when participants join from different locations. Both partners must meet current licensing and ceremony requirements. This questionnaire identifies common issues to verify; it does not determine legal eligibility or guarantee recognition by another authority.
Before you apply or book
Both partners must be 18 or older to use Simply Married Online. If either partner is under 18, contact Utah County directly about eligibility and additional requirements before applying. We do not provide ceremonies for minors.
Neither partner may still be legally married to someone else. Separation or filing for divorce is not enough. A divorce must be final before marrying again.
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Could an online ceremony work for us?
Answer seven simple questions. We’ll tell you whether our service may work for your situation or whether you should check something before booking. This questionnaire does not replace advice from Utah County or a lawyer.
Who handles the license and who performs the ceremony?
Utah County accepts the application, verifies applicants, issues the marriage license, maintains the marriage record, and issues certificates. Simply Married Online is a separate ceremony provider that supplies an authorized Utah-based officiant, conducts the live online ceremony, and submits the completed ceremony information to Utah County.
- Reviews the marriage-license application
- Handles identity verification and required affidavits
- Issues the digital license and marriage certificate
- Provides the authorized Utah-based officiant
- Conducts the live online ceremony in English
- Provides witnesses with the $199 option
- Submits the ceremony information electronically
What should couples verify before an online marriage?
Couples should confirm Utah County’s current license requirements and the acceptance rules of every authority that will receive the marriage record. Utah County or a qualified lawyer should address circumstances involving legal capacity, prohibited relationships, divorce status, immigration, or foreign recognition.
Can we get married online if we live in different places?+
Partners may join from different locations when the Utah-based officiant, both partners, and both adult witnesses can see and hear one another live and all current Utah County requirements are met.
Do both partners have to be physically present in Utah?+
Utah County permits remote appearance. The authorized officiant must be physically present in Utah, and applicants outside Utah must complete the additional affidavits required in the county's digital license process.
Do we need witnesses for an online Utah ceremony?+
Yes. Two witnesses age 18 or older must observe the partners' declarations and the officiant's pronouncement. Couples may provide both witnesses or choose Simply Married Online's witness-included service.
Will an online Utah marriage be accepted everywhere?+
No universal acceptance should be assumed. Countries, immigration authorities, courts, agencies, employers, and benefits programs may apply their own rules. Confirm requirements with the specific authority before booking.
Which official sources support this questionnaire?
The screening questions use current Utah County marriage-license and officiant guidance covering age, witnesses, remote participation, affidavits, license expiration, and recognition warnings. Official requirements can change, so couples should review the county’s current instructions before applying or booking and seek qualified legal advice for individual circumstances.
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