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>A Montana double-proxy marriage is considered legal in all 50 states except Iowa and is recognized by the U.S. military. What's up with Iowa? Also, what happe

>A Montana double-proxy marriage is considered legal in all 50 states except Iowa and is recognized by the U.S. military. What's up with Iowa? Also, what happened to the full faith and credit clause of the Constitution, requiring, among other things, marriages in one state to be recognized by another state.

astura 8y ago
According to one of the proxy marriage sites: >To be recognized as legally valid pursuant to Iowa State Law, marriages, which are originated via proxy, must be further perfected; moreover, additional processing is required. Please inform us if you will need your proxy marriage to be recognized under Iowa State Law.
- CamTin 8y ago
  Doesn't Article IV, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution (the "full faith and credit clause") pretty much require Iowa to accept a Montana wedding certificate at face value?
  - astura 8y ago
    I would think so.