Can a notary republic perform a marriage in Indiana?
Answer Dear Jill, This is the information I was able to find. I will see if I can find a specific answer for you. (Be back soon.) I’m back. From what I can find unless the person is a county clerk or judge, they cannot perform a wedding. I would, however, encourage you to contact the county clerk’s office where you plan to get married and ask just to be sure. I hope this helps. Information Maintained by the Office of Code Revision Indiana Legislative Services Agency 09/09/2005 04:41:35 PM EST IC 31-11-6 Chapter 6. Authority to Solemnize Marriages IC 31-11-6-1 Persons authorized to solemnize marriages Sec. 1. Marriages may be solemnized by any of the following: (1) A member of the clergy of a religious organization (even if the cleric does not perform religious functions for an individual congregation), such as a minister of the gospel, a priest, a bishop, an archbishop, or a rabbi. (2) A judge. (3) A mayor, within the mayor’s county. (4) A clerk or a clerk-treasurer of a city or town,
