(1) A county clerk may issue a marriage license only after an application is filed with the county clerk's office, requiring the following information: (a) the full names of the applicants, including the maiden or bachelor name of each applicant; (b) the social security numbers of the applicants, unless an applicant has not been assigned a number; (c) the current address of each applicant; (d) the date and place of birth, including the town or city, county, state or country, if possible; (e) the names of the applicants' respective parents, including the maiden name of a mother; (f) the birthplaces of the applicants' respective parents, including the town or city, county, state or country, if possible; and (g) the age, legal name, and identity of each applicant is verified. (2) A power of attorney may not be used to secure a marriage license on behalf of a party to a marriage. (3) (a) If one or both of the applicants is a minor, the county clerk shall provide each minor with a standard petition on a form provided by the Judicial Council to be presented to the juvenile court to obtain the authorization required by Section 81-2-304. (b) The form described in Subsection (3)(a) shall include: (i) all information described in Subsection (1); (ii) a place for the parent or legal guardian to indicate the parent or legal guardian's relationship to the minor in accordance with Subsection 81-2-304(1)(a); (iii) an affidavit for the parent or legal guardian to acknowledge the penalty described in Section
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