Chapter 572B — beneficiary relationship in this State, the reciprocal beneficiary relationship

§572B-10 Unions performed in other jurisdictions. A legal union of two persons that is not a marriage under chapter 572, which was validly formed in another jurisdiction, and which is substantially equivalent to a civil union under this chapter, shall be recognized as a valid civ…

§572B-2 Eligibility to enter into a civil union. A person shall be eligible to enter into a civil union only if the person is:

§572B-4 Solemnization; license to perform; refusal to join persons in a civil union. (a) A civil union shall become valid only upon completion of a solemnization by a person licensed in accordance with this section. (b) Any judge or retired judge, including a federal judge or jud…

§572B-5 Applicants for civil union; license required; limitations. (a) No persons may be joined in a civil union in this State unless both partners have: (b) The license, when certified by the agent, is sufficient authority for any person authorized to perform a civil union solem…

§572B-6 Application for license for persons who wish to enter into a civil union; fee. (a) No license for a civil union shall be issued by an agent until both applicants have appeared in-person or by synchronous online access, as authorized by the department of health in rules ad…

§572B-8 Record of solemnization; reported by whom; affidavit; evidentiary weight of certificate or affidavit. (a) Each person who solemnizes a civil union shall certify upon the civil union license certificate all the facts required to be stated in a standard certificate of civil…