Can i marry in EVERY state and county as foreigner with K1 VISA?

[Mampfred76 0]

http://www.co.wayne.mi.us/clerk_srvcs_marriagelic.htm

for wayne county it says:

FOREIGN BORN (All Documents MUST be originals)

• Valid Passport, in English or with certified and notarized English translation. Passport must have full date of birth (day, month and year).
• Certified birth certificate, in English or with certified and notarized English translation. Certificate must contain full date of birth (day, month and year)
• Valid I-94card attached to your passport. For person with refugee status, you must have the letter from your spouse that brought you into the U.S.
• Valid Resident Alien Card / Valid Green Card.
• Valid Work Authorization Card.
• U.S. Naturalization Papers or Valid U.S. Passport, signed by holder.
• Canadian citizens ONLY may use card sized birth certificates.

So my question is: Do i have to go to other counties or states to marry? Are there states or counties that doesnt allow to marry at their place?

[Susi&Charlie 9]

You should have your fiancee inquire about that with the county clerk. I don't think you really need the work permit…because obviously you have to get married first to be able to apply for it. For all I know you just need to get a marriage license from the county in which you're planning on getting married. But like I said, have your fiancee inquire or call them directly to find out.

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

There is no way you will have all those things; you just need one of them (or maybe one and the BC).

You can get married in every state/county. Don't rely too much on websites for that; they are often not updated well or filled with misinformation.

[Mampfred76 0]

as you advised, we consulted an official from wayne county clerk office and we have been told, i will just need a translated passport and $150,- to get married Detroit downtown on a friday in a mass ceremony if wished LOOOOL

thank you for your answers and good luck in all your processes, maybe i will return one day and tell our story which is incredibly wonderful even if it has yet ( as i see in the forum) to counter all the VISA&documents&petition - obstacles. I am sure love is too strong to even get one small scratch from this, maybe it can even get very deep and safe after a long journey of trust, work, and miles.

[Severina 7]

Hey Mampfred76, greetings from one Baden-Wuerttemberger to another . My husband and I got married in Dearborn/Wayne County two years ago and it was no problem at all. I think we only needed our passports and perhaps our birth certificates. And it cost way less than $150.00, I think it was around $20.00 or so. Apart from that we needed two witnesses. At any rate I can recommend the courthouse in Dearborn, very pretty building and the judge who married us was really nice. Ich wuensche euch eine schoene Hochzeit, Nachbar . Let me know if we can help you with anything.

Edited May 20, 2013 by Severina

[Severina 7]

PS: I remember the thing with the translated passport. It cracked me up since our German EU passports are in German, English and European. There's nothing to translate .