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Things You'll Need:

A Marriage license!

Apply for the marriage license at any NH Town Clerk's Office in person.  Both bride and groom  
must be present.

There is an application fee of $50.00 which you will need to pay at the Town Clerk's office.

Present proof of age and identity.  A driver's license, state-issued birth certificate or passport are
acceptable forms of identification for this purpose.

If either applicant has been married previously, bring the certified document that ended his or
her last marriage, such as a divorce decree, annulment paper or death certificate.

Fill out the application.  Be prepared to provide Social Security numbers, information about  
father's and mother's full names and state of birth and the state of birth for both applicants.

Once you are given the license, contact a New Hampshire Justice of the Peace or another
person commissioned to perform marriages in the State of New Hampshire.

The marriage license is valid for 90 days from issuance and is good for ceremonies performed
anywhere in New Hampshire.




To change (or correct) your name on your Social Security card:

Complete an Application For A Social Security Card  (Form SS-5).
You'll need to show proof of your name change with a Certified copy of your
completed Marriage License, Legal name change;  Identity; and  U.S. Citizenship (if
you have not previously established your citizenship) or immigration status.
Take (or mail) your completed application and documents to your local Social
Security Administration office.  
All documents must be either originals or copies certified by the issuing agency.  
They cannot accept photocopies or notarized copies of documents.

Your new card will have the same number as your previous card, but will show
your new name.  Your number and card will be mailed as soon as the office has all
of your information and have verified your documents.
I am a member of and abide by the Code
of  Ethics of each of these organizations.

Member of NHJPA organization
Member of the JPUS
Attended MJPA Educational
Seminar for Justice of the Peace.