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Pacifist Patriot

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5. The waiting period is an issue. It applies to Florida residents, but not...

Sun Jan 4, 2015, 07:42 AM

Jan 2015

out-of-state residents who come to Florida. I'm wondering if we'll see some cross border situations from Georgia and Alabama.

I'm a registered marital preparation course provider, so meeting with my friends to take care of that was no problem. There is also a secular on-line course that Central Freethought is trying to disseminate that meets the statute's requirements.

Yes, that guide is very dated. The license fee has been $93.50 for quite a number of years now.

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They are ending courthouse weddings, but not the issuing of licenses. Pacifist Patriot Jan 2015 #6

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The waiting period is an issue. It applies to Florida residents, but not... Pacifist Patriot Jan 2015 #5

At least people in the Panhandle can get their licenses locally csziggy Jan 2015 #7

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You'd think the tourist industry would have forced the waitig period for tourists csziggy Jan 2015 #9