How to Get Your Marriage Annulled in North Carolina

1). Determine your eligibility to apply for an annulment. Under North Carolina Code sections 50 through 51, certain parameters are mentioned where a marriage is considered inherently void, or annulled. Valid grounds for an annulment include bigamy, one or both people are under 16 years of age, impotence and inability to make a rational decision as to being married.
2). Travel to the nearest courthouse and request an annulment of marriage form from the self-help legal office.
3). Fill out the form and file it with the clerk of court.
4). Appear at the scheduled hearing and answer any questions the judge has. The judge will make a decision as to whether your circumstances constituted an illegitimate marriage. If so, the annulment will be granted, and you can legally say you have never been married.