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270-965-3403 daryl.tabor@ky.gov

Crittenden County Clerk

Crittenden County Office Complex, 200 Industrial Dr., Ste. B, Marion, Ky.

Today is Friday, Nov 22, 2024.

Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses are issued in the County Clerk’s office. Both bride and groom must appear together. The license is valid for 30 days from the date of issuance and the license fee is non-refundable. The license must be used within the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

 

Procedures

No waiting period or blood test is required prior to issuance of a marriage license. In Kentucky, the bride and groom must be present to sign & swear to the information on the application. Information Required:

    • Name and Address
    • Date of Birth and Current Age
    • Place of Birth (if in Kentucky, provide name of county; in another state, provide name of state)
    • Father’s Name or First Parent’s Name
    • Mother’s First and Maiden Name or Second Parent’s Name
    • Current Status of Bride and Groom (Single, Divorced, Annulled, Widowed)
    • Number of previous marriages of Bride and Groom
    • Occupations of Bride, Groom or Spouse
    • Race of Bride and Groom/Sex at time of birth
    • Whether Bride and Groom are related (First & Second cousins are NOT permitted to marry in Kentucky)
    • Date of Marriage

You may view and print a copy of the marriage application and complete prior to coming to the clerk’s office. Application must be signed and sworn before the county clerk issuing the license.

Age Requirements

You must be 18 years of age to be married in Kentucky without parental consent. Applicants 17 years old must have parental consent and the license issued in the county of residence of the underaged applicant. If applicants are under age, the application needs to be made in the bride’s county of residence. No one under the age of 16 may be issued a license unless they are pregnant and have a District Court Judge issue a court order directing the Clerk to do so.

ABOUT OUR OFFICE

The responsibilities of a Kentucky county clerk are numerous and varied, falling into the general categories of clerical duties of the fiscal court; issuing and registering, recording and keeping records of various legal instruments; voter registration and elections; tax duties; motor vehicle registrations, transfers and titling; and the issuance of marriage.

OFFICE HOURS

Weekdays 8:00 to 4:30
*Click for holiday calendar

DEED ROOM

Weekdays 8:00 to 4:00

TRANSFERS

Must start 30 minutes
prior to close of business

Daryl K. Tabor

Crittenden County Clerk

 

OUR STAFF

Donna Shewcraft • Cindy Teer • Kenzie Croft • Terri Fulks • Misti Autry • Jacob Hackney