Mobile Notary Alabama Marriage Certificate Services

Marriage Certificates- Starting at $50

Get your Alabama Marriage Certificate notarized at the time and place most convenient for you. Whether you choose to elope, or prefer something intimate at home, or a local park, my mobile notary services give you the flexibility to get your marriage certificate notarized whenever and wherever you choose!

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Wedding Officiant Services

A marriage is more than just a contract; it is a lifetime promise. My goal is to make that promise official with warmth, grace, and total reliability.

ELOPMENTS: Looking for something small and spontaneous? I offer flexible scheduling for intimate gatherings.

CIVIL & RELIGIOUS UNIONS: I provide inclusive services for all couples, honoring diverse backgrounds and traditions.

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE: Beyond the ceremony, I also ensure your marriage certificate is properly notarized with percision and care.

On-Site Wedding Day Notary Services

Getting married is a beautiful journey, and ensuring your Alabama Marriage Certificate is properly notarized should be just as seamless. Trust our professional mobile notary services to handle your documentation on your special day, right at your venue. Remember, I work around your schedule. Just decide if you would like to have your marriage certificate notarized pre or post your wedding ceremony.

Post-Wedding Service for Newlyweds

Relax and Enjoy Your Honeymoon-We'll Handle the Rest

You've said your "I do's." Now let us handle the paperwork. Alabama law requires your notarized marriage certificate to be filed with the probate court within 30 days. Skip the trip to the courthouse and let JdSmith Notary take care of the rest:

Hand-Delivered: We take your documents directly to the county probate court.
Stress-Free: No rushing back from your honeymoon or waiting in courthouse lines.
Total Peace of Mind: We mail your official certfied copies directly to you once filed.

An ideal, worry-free solution for destination weddings and busy newlyweds!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at jds@jdsmithnotary.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Do I need a marriage license in Alabama?

No. Alabama officially eliminated marriage licenses in 2019. You cannot go to a courthouse ahead of time to get a license. Instead, you download the legal Alabama Marriage Certificate document directly from the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) website, complete it yourselves, and get your signatures notarized.

What is the age requirement to get married in Alabama?

18 years or older: You can legally marry on your own. If you are 16 to 17 years old: You can legally marry, but only if you have the official consent of a parent or legal guardian. Under 16 years old: It is completely illegal to marry. There are no exceptions to this rule, even with parental approval or a pregnancy.

When is our official legal wedding date?

Your legal date of marriage is the date you sign the form in front of an Alabama notary.

What if I want my legal marriage date to match my actual wedding day?

If you want your legal marriage date to match the actual day of your wedding ceremony, you must find an Alabama notary who is willing to meet you and notarize your signatures on that exact day.

Do we have to have a wedding ceremony or an officiant?

Legally, no. The State of Alabama considers marriage a civil contract. A wedding ceremony, a religious leader, a judge, or an officiant is completely optional. Your marriage is legally established strictly by the proper execution and recording of the document.

We just got divorced. Can we marry someone else right away?

No. Alabama enforces a strict 60-day waiting period after a divorce decree is issued before either party can legally remarry anyone else.

Can any notary sign our marriage certificate?

No. The document must be notarized by a notary public commissioned by the State of Alabama. If you live out of state and plan to travel to Alabama for a destination wedding, you cannot have your local hometown notary sign it before you leave. The physical notarization must happen within Alabama's borders by an Alabama-commissioned notary.

Do we need to bring witnesses to our signing?

No. Alabama does not require any witnesses. The only people signing the document are the two spouses and the notary.

What is the timeline to turn the paperwork in?

You have a strict window of 30 calendar days from the final signature date on the form to deliver the original, notarized document to an Alabama county probate court. If you miss this 30-day deadline by even one day, your paperwork becomes invalid, and you have to start the entire process over.

Can we just fill out the form by hand?

Technically, state law requires the form to be legible, but most county probate courts will strictly reject handwritten forms. To prevent your paperwork from being turned away, you should always use the official, fillable PDF from the ADPH website, type your information directly into the fields, and then print it out for signing in the presence of a notary.

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