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If you do not wish to mail your original marriage license or you no longer have a copy of the original document, you can request one from the Department of Vital Records. An original or certified copy is required. The Department of Vital Records may take several weeks to process a duplicate marriage certificate.
The fee for obtaining a marriage license is $27.50 . A certified copy of a marriage license is $10.00 (La. R.S. 13:841). If a waiver is required, there will be an additional fee of $4.00 per waiver. Cash, debit or credit card, money order, personal checks, or certified or cashiers checks are accepted forms of payment.
Once a marriage license has been issued by the County Clerk’s office, it is valid for 90 days from the issue date and is valid in any other county in the state of Texas. (Texas family code 2.001) Per Texas law, there is a 72-hour waiting period before the marriage ceremony may take place, except in the instances of the following exceptions:
Marriage Licenses are issued at: Solano County Clerk. 675 Texas Street Suite 1900. Fairfield, California 94533. Phone (707) 784-7485. Applications must be completed online before coming into the County Clerk's office and will not be provided in the office.
Licenses received with more than two witnesses signatures will be returned to the officiant and a duplicate marriage license will need to be purchased. There is no age requirement in California for witnesses, however, they must be old enough to know that they are witnessing a marriage ceremony, AND be able to sign their name on the official ...
Marriage license appointments are available on a limited basis at the following Maricopa County Clerk of the Superior Court locations: Downtown Customer Service Center (appointments recommended/Walk-ins accepted) - 601 W. Jackson St., Phoenix, AZ 85003. Northeast Regional Court (appointment required) - 18380 N. 40th St., Phoenix, AZ 85032.
Civil union or marriage licenses issued in the State of Colorado cannot be used in any other state or country. Couples themselves may solemnize their own union or marriage (self-solemnizing a union or a marriage means a couple can perform their own ceremony. A third party is not required.) (C.R.S. 14-2-109).
