How much is it to get married at the courthouse in Missouri?

How much is it to get married at the courthouse in Missouri?

The license fee of $51.00 must be paid in Cash or by Debit/Credit Card (there is a convenience fee for card use) at the time of application. No refunds. Missouri law has eliminated the 3-day waiting period to obtain a marriage license.

Do you have to be ordained to marry someone in Missouri?

Marriages may be solemnized by any clergyman, either active or retired, who is in good standing with any church or synagogue in this state. Marriages may also be solemnized, without compensation, by any judge, including a municipal judge.

What do you need to get married at the courthouse in Missouri?

Marriage license applicants are not required to be Missouri residents. Both must appear in person before the recorder of deeds or a deputy recorder and present valid identification containing date of birth, along with a Social Security card, to apply for a marriage license.

Where can I get a marriage license in Missouri?

Prior to any marriage within the State of Missouri a “Marriage License” must be first obtained from the Jackson County Recorder of Deeds Department (or any other Recorder/Clerk’s offices located within the State of Missouri).