Why hasn’t my license been mailed to me, my officiate said they dropped it off?

Certified copies are not automatically mailed to newlyweds. An application for certified copies must be made by the couple or someone eligible to obtain their records. For security purposes we are unable to confirm or deny if we have the requested document. A completed application with supporting documentation must be submitted for review.

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1. Do I need to make an appointment with the Registrar?
2. Can I get certified copies by mail?
3. Why hasn’t my license been mailed to me, my officiate said they dropped it off?
4. What is the difference between a certified copy and marriage certificate?
5. How many witnesses do I need at the time of my marriage application?
6. How many witnesses do I need at the ceremony?
7. I applied to get married, does that mean I am married?
8. Does my last name automatically change after I am married?
9. Do both partners need to be present to apply for certified copies of marriage, civil union or domestic partnership licenses?
10. Can I get more certified copies of Birth, Marriage, Civil Union, Domestic Partnership or Death at a later date?
11. I do not have all the information requested on the application for a certified copy. Can I leave some spaces blank and still receive the copies?
12. Will the Mayor marry us?