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Florida Marriage Licenses

Every marriage license is issued by a county court judge or clerk of the circuit court under her/his hand and seal.


Marriage licenses are issued by counties, and you can apply for your license at any county clerk’s office in the entire state of Florida,
no matter where in the state you will be married.


Scroll down to get contact information by county, listed alphabetically.


Again, you can get married in any county in Florida, regardless of where you obtained your marriage license.


FLORIDA MARRIAGE LICENSE REQUIREMENTS:

Identification: a picture ID such as a driver’s license, state ID card, or valid passport; both parties will also have to provide their Social Security numbers but do not need to provide their Social Security Cards.

Fees: $93.50. Marriage license fees can be reduced by up to $32.50 if you complete a licensed Florida premarital course.

A marriage license is valid for 60 days after issuance. You must perform the ceremony of marriage before this 60 days has expired.

Blood Tests are NOT required.

There is a 3-day waiting period after issuance of the license before you can get married (unless you have completed the Florida premarital course, in which case the waiting period is waived).

If you are NOT a FLORIDA RESIDENT, then the 3-day waiting period is waived as well! Florida Marriage Statutes can be found here.

If Divorced or Widowed: If previously married, the date of divorce or date of spouse’s death must be supplied. If the divorce or spouse’s death occurred within the past 30 days, a certified copy of the divorce decree or death certificate is required.

YOU AND YOUR PARTNER'S RESPONSIBILITY:

Obtain a marriage license.

Carefully proofread it for errors and correct them with the clerk’s office before your wedding day.

Bring it with you on the day of the ceremony in the envelope in which it came.

On the day of your ceremony, you will need to select two witnesses to sign the license; this can take place immediately preceding or following the ceremony. Then, I take the license with me to finalize the paperwork and mail it with Priority, Overnight Express shipping to ensure its speedy and safe arrival to the clerk’s office the second business day from your ceremony date for final processing.


Within 4 to 6 weeks, you will receive your official marriage certificate in the mail! (And if for any reason you have trouble receiving your marriage license, I’ll take it upon myself to contact the Clerk’s Office directly and get a speedy resolution. That’s the level of service you can expect when you work with me.)


Learn more about obtaining a Florida Marriage License.


Visit your own county’s marriage licensing page for more information:


CONTACT INFORMATION BY COUNTY


Alachua County 352-374-3609
Baker
 County 904-259-3686
Bay
 County 850-763-9061
Bradford
 County 904-966-6280
Brevard
 County 321-637-5413
Broward
 County 954-712-7899
Calhoun
 County 850-674-4545
Charlotte
 County 941-505-4716
Citrus
 County 352-341-6424
Clay
 County 904-269-6302
Collier
 County 239-252-2745
Columbia
 County 386-758-1342
Desoto
 County 863-993-4876
Dixie
 County 352-498-1200
Duval
 County 904-255-2000
Escambia
 County 850-595-4310
Flagler
 County 386-313-4400
Franklin
 County 850-653-8861
Gadsden
 County 850-875-8601
Gilchrist
 County 352-463-3170
Glades
 County 863-946-6010
Gulf
 County 850-229-6112
Hamilton
 County 386-792-1288
Hardee
 County 863-773-4174
Hendry
 County 863-675-5217
Hernando
 County 352-754-4201
Highlands
 County 863-402-6565
Hillsborough
 County 813-276-8100
Holmes
 County 850-547-1100
Indian River
 County 772-770-5185
Jackson
 County 850-482-9552
Jefferson
 County 850-342-0218
Lafayette
 County 386-294-1600



Lake County 352-742-4100
Lee
 County 850-577-4000
Leon
 County 850-577-4100
Levy
 County 352-486-5266
Liberty
 County  850-643-2215
Madison
 County 850-973-1500
Manatee
 County 941-749-1800
Marion
 County 352-671-5610
Martin
 County 772-288-5576
Miami-Dade
 County Clerk of Court 305-275-1155
Monroe
 County 305-292-3540
Nassau
 County 904-548-4600
Okaloosa
 County 850-689-5000
Okeechobee
 County 863-763-2131
Orange
 County 407-836-2000
Osceola
 County 407-742-3500
Palm Beach
 County 561-355-2996
Pasco
 County 352-518-4008
Pinellas
 County 727-464-7000
Polk
 County 863-534-4000
Putnam
 County 386-326-7600
St. Johns
 County 904-819-3600
St. Lucie
 County 772-462-6900
Sarasota
 County 941-861-7400
Seminole
 County 407-665-4450
Sumter
 County 352-569-6600
Suwannee
 County 386-362-0500
Taylor
 County 850-838-3506
Union
 County 386-496-3711
Volusia
 County 386-736-5915
Wakulla
 County 850-926-0905
Walton
 County 850-892-8115
Washington
 County 850-638-6289

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