Before your civil union ceremony, you and your intended spouse must complete a number of formalities, some with your officiant, such as the court clerk.
These steps are in addition to everything else you have to do, such as sending out invitations, choosing a caterer and reserving and decorating the room.
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Formalities completed with the court clerk
If you and your intended spouse want a court clerk to solemnize your civil union, you must make an appointment for an interview.
Before the interview, you must organize the documents in your file so that the clerk can: