Montana Marriage Co.
Proxy Marriage Made Simple.
Get Married
From Anywhere.
Montana Proxy Marriage Made Simple.
We help eligible couples coordinate their Montana proxy or double-proxy marriage without traveling to Montana. Simple process. Clear guidance. Montana-based support.
Secure & Confidential
Montana-Based
Military-Friendly
Real People. Real Support.
How It Works
1. Check Eligibility
Answer a few simple questions to see if you may qualify.
2. Complete Your Documents
Submit your information and required documents securely online.
3. We Coordinate Montana
Our Montana team coordinates the applicable local marriage process.
4. You’re Married
Once completed and recorded, your marriage documents are delivered.
PROUDLY SERVING OUR MILITARY
Separated by Distance.
Not by Marriage.
Whether you’re deployed overseas, stationed across the country, or simply unable to travel, Montana’s proxy-marriage process may provide an option for qualifying couples.
Common Questions
What is a proxy marriage?
A proxy marriage is a legal union where one or both parties are not physically present for the ceremony, represented instead by a designated proxy. We coordinate this specialized process through the Montana legal system.
What is a double-proxy marriage?
A double-proxy marriage occurs when both parties are unable to be present and are represented by two proxies. This process is available to qualifying couples under specific Montana statutes.
Who qualifies for a Montana proxy marriage?
Generally, eligibility requires at least one party to be a Montana resident or a member of the U.S. Armed Forces on federal active duty. Our team helps you determine if your specific situation meets these requirements.
Do we have to travel to Montana?
No. For qualifying couples, the entire Montana proxy marriage process can be completed without either party traveling to the state.
Can we get married while one person is deployed?
Yes. Montana allows active-duty military members to marry by proxy, which is specifically designed to facilitate legal unions during deployment or distant assignments.
What documents do we need?
Standard requirements include government-issued photo identification, proof of military status (if applicable), and completed Montana marriage applications. We provide a tailored checklist for your situation.
How long does the process take?
While every case is unique, the coordination of documents, licensing, and the ceremony typically takes a few weeks from the time we receive your completed information.
How much does it cost?
Our coordination service packages start around $595. Total costs vary based on your specific needs, such as expedited document handling or international filing requirements.
