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1. Can I get married at the Clerk's Office?

Our Office does not perform perform wedding ceremonies. However, a list of registered officiants is available.

2. How do I waive the three-day waiting period for a marriage license?

There are two ways to do this.

1. Sign up for a premarital course from a registered provider AND get a reduced marriage license fee of $61 with proof of completion.
2. Petition the court for a hardship waiver due to an extenuating circumstance.*

 *The extenuating circumstance is decided by a judge, who will either approve or deny the hardship waiver.

Please note: Those with out of state IDs automatically qualify for the waiver.

3. What are the requirements for applying for a marriage license?

To obtain a marriage license application, the following are required:

1. Valid picture ID (U.S. passport, government issued ID, driver's license, military ID).
2. Knowledge of your Social Security number (card not required).
3. The month/day/year of last marriage, divorce or widowed date (if applicable).

4. What is the fee for a marriage license?

The fee for a marriage license is $86, payable by check, cash, credit, or debit (3.5% service charge applies). The fee can be reduced by completion of an approved marriage counseling program.