Yes, a Social Security Number (SSN) is required when applying for a marriage license in Maryland.
When preparing to get married in Maryland, applicants must provide specific personal details to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Among the necessary pieces of information is your Social Security Number. This requirement is mandated by Maryland State Law to complete the application process.
It's important to note that while your Social Security Number is a mandatory part of the application for internal processing and verification, it will not be displayed on the final marriage license document itself.
Here's a quick overview of some of the key information typically required when applying for a marriage license in Maryland:
- Age: Applicants must meet the minimum age requirements.
- State or Country of Birth: Information regarding your place of birth is necessary.
- Social Security Number: As mentioned, this is a required piece of information by state law for all applicants.
Providing this information ensures that your marriage license application complies with Maryland's legal requirements, allowing you to proceed with your marriage.
