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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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It is possible the county courthouse has a list of officiant's that are available and can be called

To get married in the state of New Jersey, blood tests are no longer required, however, a wedding license is required. Apply for your license within 30 days of your wedding date. There is a 72 hour waiting period between the time the application is completed and the license is issued.

According to state law, judges of a Federal District Court, United States magistrates, judges of a Municipal Court, judges of the Superior Court, judges of a Tax Court, retired judges of the Superior Court or Tax Court, or judge of the Superior Court or Tax Court who has resigned in good standing, and any mayor/deputy mayor or chairman of any township committee, village president of New Jersey, County Clerks, and every minister of every religion may solemnize a marriage.

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You should look online for information about the courthouse in your area. It will give you better information.

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Go to a NYC courthouse, get a marriage license, wait 24 hours, come back and get married. Very easy. Total cost $60.

http://www.cityclerk.nyc.gov/html/marriage...ge_bureau.shtml

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google officiants in nj, there are many who would are available to do this. They do charge several hundred though, some less, do ask about their fee. Apply for marriage licence, asap, too. (L)

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