Miscellaneous

What do you need to know about the county clerk?

What do you need to know about the county clerk?

The County Clerk serves as record keeper for all official public records, which includes Real Property, Vital Statistics, Civil, Probate and Criminal Misdemeanor records. The Clerk’s office is also responsible for recording all documents for County Court, Commissioners Court, and the three County Courts-at-Law.

What do you need to get married in Middlesex County NJ?

There is no fee by the Middlesex County Clerk to perform a wedding. On the wedding day, the couple, their witnesses and everyone in their party must arrive with valid photo identification. The couple to be married must bring the marriage license and two witnesses over the age of eighteen (18) years.

Where do I apply for a marriage license?

Once the wedding has been scheduled here, the couple must apply for the marriage license with the Registrar in the municipality where either party resides. If the parties reside out of state, they should apply for the marriage license with the Registrar in the municipality where the wedding ceremony will take place.

Is the county clerk in Middlesex County NJ open?

** The Middlesex County Administration Building is currently closed for access to the public. Therefore, the County Clerk is not scheduling any appointment for marriage ceremonies at this time. **

Is the Orange County Clerk of court issuing marriage licenses?

Marriage licenses and ceremonies are not available until further notice due to the Coronavirus COVID-19 situation. Since marriage licenses and ceremonies are suspended at the Orange County Clerk of Courts until further notice, a special FAQ has been created to help answer questions during this time.

Where can I get married in Knox County?

At this time, we are performing wedding ceremonies for Knox County Residents at the Courthouse location, by appointment, for the couple only; no witnesses, guests, photographers, etc.

Do you need an appointment for a marriage license?

Appointments are no longer required for Marriage Licenses, Birth/Death Certificates, and Assumed Names (DBA). The only service requiring an appointment is for an Acknowledgement of Paternity (AOP). Harris County Clerk’s Office Personal Records

What does marriage certificate mean in Montgomery County?

“The marriage certificate is a certified copy the married couple will receive post-wedding, which proves they are officially married,” says D. Bruce Hanes, Esq., Montgomery County Register of Wills, Clerk of Orphans’ Court.

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