Utah Code 30-1-10
Affidavit before the clerk -- Penalty.
30-1-10. Affidavit before the clerk -- Criminal penalty.
(1) A county clerk may not issue a license until the county clerk receives:
(a) an affidavit from each party applying for the marriage license, stating that there is no lawful reason preventing the marriage; and
(b) if one of the parties to the marriage will not be physically present in the state at the time of solemnization of the marriage, an affidavit from each party applying for the marriage license, stating that that party consents to personal jurisdiction of the state, and the county issuing the marriage license, for the purposes of filing a divorce or annulment of the marriage.
(2) A county clerk shall file and preserve each affidavit provided under this section.
(3) A party who makes an affidavit described in Subsection (1), or a subscribing witness to the affidavit, who falsely swears in the affidavit is guilty of perjury and may be prosecuted and punished as provided in Title 76, Chapter 8, Part 5, Falsification in Official Matters.
Repealed 9/1/2024
Amended by Chapter 317, 2019 General Session; Amended by Chapter 424, 2024 General Session
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Validation of interracial marriages.
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Validation of marriage to a person subject to chronic epileptic fits who had not been sterilized.
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Marriage recognition policy.
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Marriage by minors -- Consent of parent or guardian -- Juvenile court authorization.
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Parental consent to prohibited marriage of minor -- Penalty.
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Action for annulment or divorce as alternative relief.
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Clerk to file license and certificate.
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§ 30-1-14
Acting without authority -- Penalty.
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§ 30-1-13
Solemnization without license -- Penalty.
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Solemnization of prohibited marriage -- Penalty.
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Misconduct of county clerk -- Penalty.
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§ 30-1-17
Action to determine validity of marriage -- Judgment of validity or annulment.
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§ 30-1-17.1
Annulment -- Grounds for.
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Age as basis of action to determine validity of marriage -- Refusal to grant annulment.
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Return of license after ceremony -- Penalty for failure to return -- Criminal penalty for false statement.
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Master plan for counseling.
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Conformity to master plan for counseling as prerequisite to marriage license -- Exceptions.
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Persons performing counseling services designated by board -- Exemption from license requirements.
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Activities included in premarital counseling or education.
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Confidentiality of information obtained under counseling provisions.