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COST: The fee to obtain a marriage licence is $125 including tax, payable in cash or by debit card. Licences are valid for 3 months. WHERE: Marriage licences are issued atthe City Clerk's Office 3rd Floor, Room 308 at 300 Dufferin Avenue. WHEN: Hours for issuing marriage licences are Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:15 pm. HELP: For more information, you can call 519-661-4530 or contact the City Clerk's office at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
good to know... Couples planning to be married in Ontario are required to obtain a marriage licence. A licence is valid anywhere in Ontario for 90 days from the date of issue. There is no waiting period between the date of issue of the marriage licence and the date of marriage.The Marriage Licence Application form must be completed and signed by both parties to the marriage (the bride and the bridegroom). One party to the marriage (either the bride or the groom) may submit the completed application form to the City Clerk's Office in order to obtain the Marriage Licence, provided that one of the following documents is submitted in place of the absent party: (a) the absent party's original birth certificate; (b) the absent party's valid passport; (c) an Affidavit of Age (available from the City Clerk's Office) completed and signed by the absent party and notarized. - information gathered from The City of London's website @ www.london.ca |
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Paperwork you need to know about before you get married in London, Ontario
Marriage Licence -DOWNLOAD FORM (PDF Format)
The marriage license application process is short and sweet, but you'll need to know the right details. Your best bet is to visit the registrars office at city hall with your hubby. Download the form to find out what information you'll need to know/bring for your license application.
From the government... A marriage licence or the publication of banns is required before a couple can get married in Ontario. To apply for a marriage licence, contact your local municipal office. If you are being married in a religious ceremony, you may be eligible to be married by a publication of banns. Speak to the clergy of your church for more information. For residents getting married in another province or territory in Canada, you must contact the province's or territory's vital statistics office for information.
•More information on getting married in Ontario
•Download a Marriage Licence Application Form
•Address of Provincial and Territorial Vital Statistics Offices
If you your are NOT a resident of Ontario, but you ARE getting married in Ontario
If you are living outside Canada or are from another province, contact the municipality in which you intend to get married for more information.
Getting married in another country
If you are planning to get married in another country, you may require a Marriage Letter (also known as a Search Letter or Letter of Non-Impediment) confirming that there is no record of a marriage for you registered in Ontario. You may obtain this letter by applying to the Office of the Registrar General. To get married in another country, you must contact the country's embassy or consulate for more information.
•Foreign Representatives in Canada
•Form to request a Marriage Letter
Getting remarried in Ontario after a divorce
If this is not your first trip to the alter, if you were divorced in Canada, you must contact your local municipal office for information on getting a marriage licence. If you were divorced outside of Canada, you will have to obtain an authorization to purchase a marriage licence.
•More information on getting married in Ontario
Special Occasion Permits
If you plan to serve or sell alcohol at your wedding reception, you may need a Special Occasion Permit from the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO). You can get product information and a listing of locations from the LCBO website.
•More information on obtaining a Special Occasion Permit
•Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO)
• Special Occasion Permit Information from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario
Paperwork needed after the wedding
Marriage Certificate-DOWNLOAD FORM (PDF Format)
A Marriage Certificate proves that a marriage has taken place. The province, territory or country where the marriage is performed issues the certificate. In Ontario, Marriage Certificates are issued by the Office of the Registrar General.
•More information on obtaining a Marriage Certificate in Ontario
•Marriage Certificate Application Form
•Addresses of Provincial and Territorial Vital Statistics Offices
•Foreign Representatives in Canada
Spousal name change
For information regarding changing your name, contact the Office of the Registrar General.
•More information on name changes in Ontario
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