ID Requirement: Picture ID is required of each (i.e. driver's license or certified copy of birth certificate).
Residency Requirement: Do not have to be a resident of North Dakota.
If Divorced: State Law requires that we receive a certified copy of the Divorce Decree to keep with the Marriage License Application.
If widowed: State Law requires that we receive a plain copy of the Death Certificate of the deceased spouse.
Application Requirement: Both parties to a marriage should appear in person to obtain the license.
Under 18: If a person is between 16 and 18 years old, a marriage license may not be issued without the consent of the parents or guardian. This requires a notarized statement.
A marriage license may not be issued to any person below the age of 16, unless the parties have the consent of the parents or guardian.
Fees: $35. Cash Only.
Waiting Period: No waiting period.
Blood Tests: None.
Common Law Marriage: No.
Cousin Marriage: No.
Same-Sex Marriage: No.
Officiants: Ordained ministers of the gospel and priests of every church may perform marriages. Ministers must file a certificate of marriage with the county judge who issued the license within 5 days after the marriage. Certificates must also be given to the persons married.
Valid: License is valid for 60 days only within the state of North Dakota.
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