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When you request a search for a marriage record from the Library and Archives, we will check to see if there is a marriage license on file. If there is no license on file, then we will send the entry from the county's marriage ledger book. Tennessee Marriage Records 1974 - Present
How can I research or get a copy of a family member's marriage license? You may contact Tennessee Vital Records at 615-741-1763. When does the license expire? The marriage license is valid for 30 days, including the day it is issued. Who can solemnize a marriage? The rite of matrimony may be solemnized by any of the persons listed in T.C.A ...
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Learn how to get a Tennessee marriage license before getting married in TN. Laws covering costs, ID, waiting periods, and application requirements.
The requirements and procedures for amending state vital records, including marriage records, are found in T.C.A. § 68-3-203 and Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1200-07-01-.10. The county clerk is authorized to record and certify any license used to solemnize a marriage which is properly signed by the officiant when the license is returned to the ...
General Requirements for Marriage in Tennessee. Where can I get a marriage license? Do I have to get license from the county clerk in my county of residence to get married? What identification and information will be necessary to get the marriage license?
How Do I Find Marriage Records? The Tennessee State Library and Archives has copies of the early marriage records that are on file at the county where the marriage took place. In many cases, the official marriage record will consist of an entry in a marriage ledger book by the county court clerk.
Order Records from TSLA. For a fee, the Library and Archives can research records and if found, will photocopy and and send a copy via mail or e-mail. Most records sent via mail can also be certified for an additional $5.00 fee. Select a record type below to see.
