81-2-302. Marriage licenses -- Use within state -- Expiration.
(1) A marriage may not be solemnized in this state without a license issued by the county clerk of any county of this state.
(2) A license issued within this state by a county clerk may only be used within this state. A license is considered used within this state if the officiant is physically present in the state at the time of solemnization of the marriage. A license is not considered used within this state when the parties to the marriage are not physically present in the state in the same location as the officiant, unless: the county issuing the marriage license posts on the county's website, in writing, a sufficient warning that an online marriage solemnized in this state may be invalid in the country where the parties to the marriage reside; and the officiant reiterates the warning described in Subsectionverbatim immediately before solemnizing the marriage. (2)(c)(i)
(3) A warning described in Subsectionis considered sufficient if the warning: (2)(c)(i) appears prominently on the county's website and in the same location on the website as an application for a marriage license; is in bold type of the same or larger font size as the text of the instructions for applying for a marriage license; and is stated in full in at least English, Spanish, Portuguese, Tagalog, French, and Mandarin Chinese on the website.
(4) A marriage is considered solemnized if: the parties to the marriage have a valid marriage license; each party to the marriage willingly, and without duress, declares their intent to enter into the marriage; each party to the marriage has filed all required affidavits with the county clerk that issued the marriage license as required under Subsection; 81-2-303(5)(a) an officiant pronounces the parties as married; and at least two individuals 18 years old or older witness the declarations of intent and the pronouncement.
(5) A license that is not used within 32 days after the day on which the license is issued is invalid.