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To get married at a Maine courthouse, couples need to obtain a marriage license from the city or town clerk where at least one of them resides. They must then schedule a ceremony with the clerk's office and have two witnesses present. The ceremony can be performed at City Hall by a city clerk or their designee. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Here's a more detailed breakdown: 1. Obtain a Marriage License: • Residency Requirement: If one of the parties is a Maine resident, they must file their marriage intentions and obtain the license in the clerk's office of the municipality where they reside. [1, 2] • Non-Residents: If neither party is a Maine resident, they can apply for a license in any municipal office in the state. [1] • Intentions Form: A marriage intention form needs to be completed and signed in front of the clerk or notary. [1, 6] • Required Documents: Bring photo IDs, any previous divorce decrees or death certificates, and the required filing fee (usually around $40). [6, 7] • Appointment: Many towns require appointments to obtain a license. [1, 8] 2. Schedule the Ceremony: • Contact the Clerk's Office: Contact the city or town clerk's office to schedule the ceremony. [5] • Timing and Location: Ceremonies are typically scheduled in advance and may be performed at City Hall or other designated locations. [4, 5] • Fee: There is a fee for the ceremony itself, typically around $75-$200. [4, 5] • Witnesses: Two witnesses are generally required and must be supplied by the couple. [3, 4] 3. During the Ceremony: • Marriage License: Bring the marriage license to the ceremony. [4] • Officiant: The ceremony will be performed by the city clerk or their designee. [5] • Signature: All necessary parties (including the officiant and witnesses) will sign the license. [9] 4. After the Ceremony: To get married at a Maine courthouse, couples need to obtain a marriage license from the city or town clerk where at least one of them resides. They must then schedule a ceremony with the clerk's office and have two witnesses present. The ceremony can be performed at City Hall by a city clerk or their designee. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] Here's a more detailed breakdown: 1. Obtain a Marriage License: • Residency Requirement: If one of the parties is a Maine resident, they must file their marriage intentions and obtain the license in the clerk's office of the municipality where they reside. [1, 2] • Non-Residents: If neither party is a Maine resident, they can apply for a license in any municipal office in the state. [1] • Intentions Form: A marriage intention form needs to be completed and signed in front of the clerk or notary. [1, 6] • Required Documents: Bring photo IDs, any previous divorce decrees or death certificates, and the required filing fee (usually around $40). [6, 7] • Appointment: Many towns require appointments to obtain a license. [1, 8] 2. Schedule the Ceremony: • Contact the Clerk's Office: Contact the city or town clerk's office to schedule the ceremony. [5] • Timing and Location: Ceremonies are typically scheduled in advance and may be performed at City Hall or other designated locations. [4, 5] • Fee: There is a fee for the ceremony itself, typically around $75-$200. [4, 5] • Witnesses: Two witnesses are generally required and must be supplied by the couple. [3, 4] 3. During the Ceremony: • Marriage License: Bring the marriage license to the ceremony. [4] • Officiant: The ceremony will be performed by the city clerk or their designee. [5] • Signature: All necessary parties (including the officiant and witnesses) will sign the license. [9] P Say it loud, say it proud: you like your paralysis fast, your airway smooth, and your humor borderline inappropriate. This bold 15 oz ceramic mug brings all the neuromuscular sass with none of the residual weakness. Whether you are starting a 7 am trauma or just want to remind the world you know your way around a vial of Rocuronium, this mug gets the job done. It doesn't even wear off in 30 minutes...lol Perfect for CRNAs, anesthesiologists, airway nerds and anyone who's ever said, "Push the roc. No the other roc." -Holds enough caffeine to paralyze regret -pairs well with dark humor and dark roast -dishwasher safe and attitude approved. Roc steady baby!! Product features - Glossy ceramic finish for a sleek look. - Vibrant colors that enhance your designs. - Microwave-safe for easy heating. - Dishwasher-safe for effortless cleaning. - Available in two convenient sizes: 11oz and 15oz. Care instructions - Clean in dishwasher or wash by hand with warm water and dish soap