<human>: So here is my story:

In 2000, I was married to my now ex husband in our local church. We were mormon and were not getting married in the temple right away. over 250 people came and we had a great celebration. Signed the marriage license and handed it over to the church. 

A year and a half later, we were going to the temple for the sealing ceremony, and needed a copy of our marriage certificate. I contacted my provincial registry only to find out they had no record of our marriage. They had never received a copy of the signed and witnessed license and so there was no official certificate. Turns out the church allowed their secretary to take it home and calligraphy the info only to have it get lost and never reach the proper govn office.

Fast forward to ten years down the line, we are "divorced" (which is just what we say. No actual legal anything has been done) and I am in a three year relationship with plans of marriage. I need to get this taken care of.

I am a student, have no extra cash, and need either an annulment or a divorce. I tried to do online research for my province of New Brunswick in Canada, but annulments and divorces require a marriage certificate. We claimed taxes as a married couple for 3 years, and were married three years before separating for good.

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<bot>: I was married but the government has no record of our marriage certificate. I need an official ending to the marriage so I can move on to marriage with my current guy.