Oregon § 106.165 Form of commemorative marriage certificate; preparation; rules

Oregon Statutes

§ 106.165 — Form of commemorative marriage certificate; preparation; rules

Oregon § 106.165

Vol.3

Title 11Domestic Relations

Ch. 106Marriage; Domestic Partnership

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 106.165 (2026).

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(1)The county clerk shall prescribe a standard form of a commemorative marriage certificate to be issued by the county clerk and kept by the married couple. The certificate must contain the names and addresses of the parties and of at least two witnesses, the date and place of the marriage, the signature of the person who solemnized the marriage, the date of the marriage license and the name of the county clerk who issued the license.

(2)The commemorative marriage certificate must contain the following wording in legible font type: “This is a commemorative certificate. This certificate is not the legal marriage record.”

(3)The commemorative marriage certificate shall be of such size and appearance as to emphasize the importance of the event.

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(1) The county clerk shall prescribe a standard form of a commemorative marriage certificate to be issued by the county clerk and kept by the married couple. The certificate must contain the names and addresses of the parties and of at least two witnesses, the date and place of the marriage, the signature of the person who solemnized the marriage, the date of the marriage license and the name of the county clerk who issued the license.
(2) The commemorative marriage certificate must contain the following wording in legible font type: “This is a commemorative certificate. This certificate is not the legal marriage record.”
(3) The commemorative marriage certificate shall be of such size and appearance as to emphasize the importance of the event.