I'm moving to Summit County and need to register my vehicle and understand the requirements for obtaining a marriage license. First, what documents do I need to bring to the Clerk & Recorder's office to register my vehicle as a new resident, and where can I obtain a Colorado Driver's License/ID? Second, what are the requirements for obtaining a marriage license in Summit County, specifically regarding age, prior marriages, and the need for a blood test?
Navigate to 'summitcountyco.gov'. Click on the 'Services' link in the main navigation. Click on the 'Clerk & Recorder' link. Click on the 'Motor Vehicle Titling & Registration' link. Click on the 'New Residents page' link within the 'New Residents' section. Identify and list all required documents for vehicle registration for new residents. Locate information on where to obtain a Colorado Driver's License or ID. Navigate back to the 'Clerk & Recorder' section. Click on the 'Marriage Licenses' link. Identify and state the age requirement for obtaining a marriage license. Identify and state the policy regarding prior marriages. Confirm whether a blood test is required to obtain a marriage license. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'New Residents' vehicle registration page. The agent lists 'Proof of Colorado Insurance', 'Secure and Verifiable ID', and 'Proof of Colorado Residency' as required documents for new residents to register a vehicle. The agent states that a Colorado Driver's License/ID can be obtained from a State office located downstairs in County Commons, or online via myDMV.Colorado.gov. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Marriage Licenses' page. The agent states that both parties must be 18 years of age or older (or provide parental consent if 16 or 17). The agent states that if either party has been previously married, they must know the date and place of the divorce or death. The agent confirms that a blood test is not required for a marriage license in Colorado.