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==Get a marriage licence==
First, you have to get a marriage licence. Either you or your future spouse must apply in person to the marriage licence issuer in your neighbourhood. (The [httphttps://www.vswww2.gov.bc.ca /gov/content/life-events/marriage Vital Statistics Agency] offers a convenient [httphttps://www.vshealth.gov.bc.ca/cgi-bin/searchvs/marriage_offices.cgi search tool] to help you find a marriage licence issuer near you.) You'll have to provide government-issued photo identification, pay a fee of about $100, and supply the following information:
*Your full name, address, date of birth , and place of birth.*Your future spouse's full name, date of birth , and place of birth.
*Your present marital status (never married, widowed, divorced).
*Your future spouse's present marital status.
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