Yes, it is possible to obtain a marriage license in Pennsylvania even if one of the parties does not have a Social Security number (SSN). In such cases, the applicant without an SSN is typically required to present a passport or another form of official photo identification as an alternative.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
SSN Requirement:
Pennsylvania law requires applicants to provide their SSN if they have one.
Alternative for Non-SSN Holders:
If an applicant does not have an SSN, they can provide a passport or another form of valid photo identification instead.
Required Documents:
Generally, both individuals need to appear in person at the Marriage License Bureau with valid photo identification and, if applicable, a divorce decree or other relevant documents.
Application Process:
The couple will complete an application form, provide necessary information, and pay the required fee.
License Issuance:
Once the application is processed and approved, the marriage license will be issued.