Apply For A Joliet Marriage License

I want to have my marriage ceremony in Joliet, Illinois. Where do I go to get a marriage license?

To get a marriage license for your marriage ceremony in Joliet, you can go to the Will County Clerk’s office at 302 N. Chicago Street in Joliet, Illinois. The telephone number for the office is (815) 740-4615. Office hours are Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Will County Clerk’s office also issues marriage licenses on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. by appointment. At the Will County Clerk’s office, you submit a marriage license application, present I.D. and pay the marriage license fee. You can visit the Will County Clerk’s office website to learn more: Joliet Marriage License.

What qualifications will I have to meet to get a marriage license in Joliet, Illinois?

To get a marriage license in Will County, you and the person that you are marrying should both be single, members of the opposite sex, and at least 18 years old. By Illinois state law, you cannot be issued a marriage license if you are close blood relatives. However, if you are first cousins you may be issued a marriage license if you are both over the age of 50. If you are a minor, you may be issued a marriage license with parental consent.  

Will I need to present any documents when I apply for a marriage license at the Will County Clerk’s office?

Yes, you will need to present a valid government-issued I.D. such as a driver’s license or a passport when you apply for a marriage license at the Will County Clerk’s office. If you are a minor you will need an affidavit of parental consent.

When will I be able to use my marriage license in Joliet, Illinois?

You will be able to use your marriage license in Joliet starting the day after your license is issued by the Will County Clerk’s office. Your marriage license will be valid for 60 days anywhere in Will County.

Will I need to have a blood test to apply for a marriage license in Joliet, Illinois?

No, you will not need to have a blood test to apply for a marriage license in Will County.

What will I have to pay to get a marriage license in Joliet, Illinois?

To get a marriage license in Joliet, you will have to pay a marriage license fee of $28.00. You may choose to pay this fee with cash or check when you submit your marriage license application at the Will County Clerk’s office.

Who can I choose to perform my marriage ceremony in Joliet, Illinois? 

You can choose any authorized clergy member or judge to perform your marriage ceremony in Joliet. If you have questions about who is authorized to perform marriage ceremonies in Will County, contact the Will County Clerk’s office.

After my marriage ceremony in Joliet, how do I get my marriage certificate?

After your marriage ceremony in Joliet, you can request your marriage certificate from the Will County Clerk’s office. A marriage certificate request form is available for download at Joliet Marriage License.

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