Marriage Records Search in Franklin County

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Explore marriage licenses from the Franklin County Probate Court, complete with guidelines on the application process.

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Here's how to get a marriage license in Franklin County, request certified copies, and arrange civil ceremonies.

To obtain a marriage license in Franklin County, both parties must visit the Franklin County Probate Court with the necessary documents, such as photo identification and proof of any previous marriage dissolutions. An application form will need to be filled out, and there may be a fee associated with the application process. Once approved, the license will be issued and is typically valid for a specified period.

If you need certified copies of a marriage certificate, these can be requested from the Probate Court as well. You will likely need to provide details such as the names of the individuals and the date of the marriage. There may be a fee for each certified copy.

For those interested in a civil ceremony, Franklin County offers options where a judge or magistrate can perform the marriage. You may need to schedule an appointment in advance and ensure all the necessary paperwork is in order before the ceremony can take place.

Be sure to check the latest requirements and procedures on the Franklin County Probate Court's official website, as policies and fees may change.