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How to Receive a Marriage License

Applicants must appear together and in person at Probate Court between the hours of 8:00 am and 3:30 pm, Monday through Friday, and complete an application.The Probate Court is located on the third floor of the Court House Annex building.
Ohio residents must obtain their license in the county where either resides and the marriage must be performed in the State of Ohio.
If neither party is a resident of Ohio the license must be obtained in the Ohio County where the marriage ceremony will be performed.
Valid identification is required for each applicant: Driver's license or state issued I.D.
Both applicants must bring their social security cards.
If either applicant is under 18 years of age, contact the Court for further information.
If either applicant has been previously married and divorced, a file-stamped copy or certified copy of the final order granting the divorce or dissolution is required for the most recent divorce for each applicant.
Cost of the license is $42.15 (cash only). Checks or credit/debit cards are not accepted.
License may be used the same day issued. It must be used within 60 days.
No blood test is required.
Marrying officials must be licensed with Ohio Secretary of State. For more information on locals who can perform marriages click here.