What do you need to register a domestic partnership?

Requirements for Registering a Domestic partnership vary by jurisdiction. The following are some general requirements

1. Residency: At least one partner must be a resident of the state or county where the partnership is being registered.

2. Age: Both partners must be at least 18 years old.

3. Not related: partners must not be related by blood or marriage.

4. Mental capacity: Both partners must be of sound mind and capable of making decisions.

5. Unmarried: Both partners must be unmarried and not in a civil union or partnership with any other person.

6. No prior domestic partnership or civil union: Neither partner can have been in a domestic partnership or civil union with anyone else that has not been legally terminated.

7. Relationship Affidavit: Both partners must complete and sign a relationship affidavit stating:

- The date of the commencement of their domestic partnership.

- That they are in a committed relationship that is not based solely on sexual attraction.

- That they intend to share responsibility for each other's welfare and future.

- That they are both at least 18 years of age and competent to contract.

- That neither of them is married or in another domestic partnership.

Additional requirements may include:

- Proof of residency

- Proof of age

- Valid government-issued identification

- Filing fee

Note: The specific requirements for registering a domestic partnership can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, so it is important to check with the local government office responsible for such registrations.

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