Welcome to Florida Marriage License
Your Source for Florida Marriage License Information
If you want to obtain a marriage license in Florida, you have two options. You can apply directly at an official County Clerk of Court location or seek assistance from an independent third-party site offering application guidance. Our website conveniently provides links to both options, ensuring that you have access to all the resources you need. However, it is important to note that the information presented on our site may not be entirely accurate, or current.
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Florida Marriage License Online Application Services
Looking to obtain your Florida marriage license online? Look no further! We offer a comprehensive guide to getting your marriage license, available in our Marriage License Packet.
Florida Clerks of Court
Detailed information about each Clerks of Court for all Florida Counties.
Before heading to your local County Clerk of Court office to apply for a driver's license, it's a good idea to review these 10 helpful tips:
1. Locate the nearest Florida County Courthouse (Clerk of Court) office.
2. Check the office hours to avoid any inconvenience.
3. Make an appointment, as it is available at all offices.
4. Try visiting mid-week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) instead of Mondays and Fridays.
5. Avoid visiting during lunch hours (11:30 AM - 2:00 PM) when there is usually a higher volume of visitors.
6. Avoid visiting on the first and last day of the month.
7. Avoid visiting the day after a holiday.
8. Make sure to bring all the required documentation to complete your application.
9. Print and fill out the necessary forms before your visit.
10. If you have any questions or concerns, contact your local Florida County Courthouse (Clerk of Court) before your visit.
