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Hey Ladies,

     So My SR left on Dec 4th and he calls a few days later needed me to fax our marriage license.so I did. He then calls back and says that's not it. They told him it wouldn't have any writing on it (uh what?) . We live in Virginia and they give you two things: a yellow tanish certified copy and a more decorative certificate. So now I am sending it to him certified mail. which one do they need and how will this affect his pay and benefits. (its not my main focus but I return to school Jan 7th so I want all my ducks in a row if you will). I am frustrated because our civil court says that is what they need but the Navy told my SR that its not.

Confused.

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My husband and I got married in Virginia
as well but we had received a white paper than had my information at the top and his at the bottom and it had a stamp at the bottom. Did yall get married in Norfolk?
It was printed not written out.

we got married in fredericksburg. It has my info up top and his on the bottom. It has a seal at the bottom also. Its just indented into the paper. Its not on regular paper either its like harder.

Yeah that sounds like the one we have and used. Ours says commonwealth of Virginia marriage register on the top and has a place for the officiant to sign at the bottom

So weird. I just sent it to him through the mail. Hopefully that will be good enough. Thanks for your help

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