Apply For A Dayton Marriage License
Where is the best place for us to apply for a marriage license in Dayton, Ohio?
If one of you is a resident of Montgomery County, you should apply for your marriage license by going together in person to the Montgomery County Probate Court. You should also apply for your marriage license in Dayton if you intend to solemnize your marriage in Montgomery County. You will find the Marriage License Bureau of the Montgomery County Probate Court on the second floor of the Montgomery County Courts Building at 41 N. Perry Street in Dayton, Ohio. Office hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. Monday through Friday. You should arrive no later than 4:00 p.m. when you go to apply for your marriage license.
Who is eligible to apply for a marriage license in Dayton, Ohio?
To be eligible for a marriage license in Dayton, Ohio, you should both be at least 18 years old and unmarried. At least one of you should be a resident of Montgomery County. If you are not residents of Ohio you can apply if you intend to realize your wedding ceremony in Montgomery County. You will need to show a current photo I.D. such as a valid driver’s license at the Montgomery County Probate Court.
What are the requirements that we should meet if one of us has been married previously?
If you have been divorced, you should provide a certified copy of the most recent divorce decree to the Montgomery County Probate Court at the time that you apply for a marriage license. You should also be prepared to provide information about the previous marriage.
If your previous marriage ended in the death of your spouse, you should provide a certified copy of the death certificate.
For more information, visit http://www.mcohio.org/government/probate/marriage_licenses.html.
What are the requirements that we should meet if one of us is under 18 years of age?
If you are under the age of 18, you must have parental consent to be issued a marriage license. You may also need permission from the Juvenile Court. Visit http://www.mcohio.org/government/probate/special_requirements_for_minors.html to learn more about special requirements for minors.
Do we need to have blood tests to apply for a marriage license in Dayton, Ohio?
No, you do not need to have blood tests to apply for a marriage license in Montgomery County.
What is the fee that we must pay to receive a marriage license in Dayton, Ohio?
You will need to pay a fee of $55.00 to receive your marriage license. You may pay this fee with cash, money order, cashier’s check, or a credit or debit card. There is a $1.80 transaction fee to pay with credit or debit card.
When does our marriage license expire in Dayton, Ohio?
Your marriage license expires after 60 days. You may use your marriage license immediately if you wish, since there is no waiting period in Montgomery County.
Who can solemnize our wedding in Dayton, Ohio?
Religious clergy members, judges, and mayors are all among those who can be authorized to solemnize weddings in Dayton, Ohio. To be authorized, a person needs to be registered with the Ohio Secretary of State. You can learn more about who is authorized to solemnize your wedding by visiting http://www.mcohio.org/government/probate/marriage_licenses.html.
How much does a certified copy of our marriage certificate cost in Dayton, Ohio?
A certified copy of your marriage certificate costs $2.00 in Dayton, Ohio. You may pay with cash or money order and you may order the certified copy of your marriage certificate in person or by mail. To learn more, visit http://www.mcohio.org/government/probate/marriage_licenses.html.
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