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REQUIREMENTS
TO OBTAIN A MARRIAGE LICENSE IN SEVIER COUNTY
Location:
The couple must come to the Sevier County Clerks Office together.
250 North Main St.
Richfield, Utah 84701
Fees:
The fee is $45.00 and includes one certified copy (cash only
- no checks)
The fee for additional copies of the marriage license is $6.00
per copy
Hours:
Hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. (The
office is not open on Saturday, Sunday or holidays)
Application
Requirements:
1. A marriage license may
be issued by the county clerk after the applicants provide
the following required information:
- Full
names, including the maiden name of the female
- Social
Security numbers, unless the applicant has not been assigned
a number
- Permanent
addresses
- Date
and place of birth (town or city, county, state or country,
if possible)
- Names
of respective parents, including the maiden name of the
mother
- Birthplaces
of father and mother (state or country)
- Race
of applicants
- One
form of ID such as a driver's license, birth certificate
or passport
2.
Social Security Number Requirements.
- The
Social Security numbers obtained under the authority of
this section may not be recorded on the marriage license,
and are not open to inspection as a part of the vital statistics
files.
- The
Department Health, Bureau of Vital Records, and Health Statistics
shall upon request, supply those Social Security numbers
to the Office of Recovery Services within the Department
of Human Services.
- The
Office of Recovery Services may not use any Social Security
numbers obtained under the authority of this section for
any reason other than the administration of child support
services.
Legal
Age:
Applicants must be 18 years of age and have legal proof of
age: Valid drivers license, Birth Certificate, or Passport.
Marriage
by minors:
Applicants under the age of 18 years of age are required to
have:
- If
the applicant is 16 or 17 years of age, a parent or legal
guardian must be present to sign consent.
- If
the applicant is 15 years of age, an authorization to marry
must be provided by a juvenile judge of the court exercising
juvenile jurisdiction in the county where either party to
the marriage resides. The written authorization may also
be obtained from a court commissioner as permitted by rule
of the Judicial Council. Please contact our office for a
form. (Section 30-1-9 Marriage by Minors)
- Applicants
under 14 years of age cannot obtain a marriage license under
Utah law.
Misc
Information:
Licenses are valid for 30 days from date of issue and may
be used anywhere within the State of Utah.
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