(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; and (f) the birthplaces of the applicants' respective parents, including the town or city, county, state or country, if possible.

(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; and

(f) the birthplaces of the applicants' respective parents, including the town or city, county, state or country, if possible.

(2) If one or both of the applicants is 16 or 17 years of age, the clerk shall provide the parties with a standard petition on a form approved by the Judicial Council to be presented to the juvenile court to obtain the authorization required by Section 30-1-9.

(3) (a) The social security numbers obtained under the authority of this section may not be recorded on the marriage license, and are not open to inspection as a part of the vital statistics files. (b) The Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics shall, upon request, supply the social security numbers to the Office of Recovery Services within the Department of Human Services. (c) The Office of Recovery Services may not use a social security number obtained under the authority of this section for any reason other than the administration of child support services.

(a) The social security numbers obtained under the authority of this section may not be recorded on the marriage license, and are not open to inspection as a part of the vital statistics files.

(b) The Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics shall, upon request, supply the social security numbers to the Office of Recovery Services within the Department of Human Services.

(c) The Office of Recovery Services may not use a social security number obtained under the authority of this section for any reason other than the administration of child support services.