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People getting married in New York City first need to obtain a marriage license. No appointment is necessary (except in Staten Island), and a blood test is not required. Both the prospective bride and groom must appear in person at one of the borough offices of the City Clerk of New York (sited in each Borough Hall), bringing proof of identification (either original or certified copies of passport, driver's license or non-driver ID, military ID, visa or green card) and a money order payable to the "City Clerk of New York" for $35. Cash and personal checks are not accepted.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
Getting Married in NYC
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Meetings and hearings are generally posted on an agency's Web site, but can often also be found in the NYC.gov Events Calendar. Select the Category "Hearings and Meetings" for a list of upcoming events.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
Visit the NYC.gov Events Calendar now
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By dialing 311, you can find answers to hundreds of questions in over 170 languages. The goal of 311 is to provide the public with quick, easy access to government and non-emergency services.
If you're outside New York City, call 212-NEW-YORK.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
Learn more about 311
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You can see a full list of administration officials and commissioners on the Mayor's Office Web site. This list includes links to online forms for contacting each individual, as well as profiles of several of them.
NYC.gov and Other Resources:
See the contact information
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