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Available to couples where both parties are 19 or older. Valid for one year from the date of issuance. No blood test or waiting period required.
For individuals 17-18 years old, parental consent is needed. Those under 17 require both parental consent and a judge's approval. A birth certificate and valid ID are required for all applicants.
Available for out-of-state couples planning to marry in Nebraska. Same requirements as regular licenses apply.
To apply for a Nebraska marriage license, visit the County Clerk's office in any Nebraska county. Both parties must be present with valid photo IDs and pay the required fee. Some counties may require appointments.
Apply for a Nebraska marriage license at any county clerk's office in Nebraska. You must appear in person together. If outside Nebraska, plan to visit the state before your wedding to complete the application process.
If you're outside the U.S., you cannot apply for a Nebraska marriage license remotely. You must apply in person at a county clerk's office in Nebraska. Both parties must be present with valid identification and required documentation.
Marriage licenses in most states expire within 30–90 days. Make sure to check your state’s rules to avoid last-minute stress.
Processing times can vary. Applying early helps you avoid delays, especially if your wedding is on a weekend or during peak season.
Some states allow same-day issuance, while others require a waiting period. Plan ahead to meet your wedding timeline.
Most offices issue licenses immediately, though some may take a few days. Confirm whether you’ll need to pick it up or if a digital copy is available.
If your license expires before your wedding, you’ll need to reapply—and repay the fees again. Stay on top of the deadline to avoid extra hassle.
Both parties must provide a valid, government-issued photo ID, such as a driver's license, state ID card, or passport. These documents should be current and not expired.
Both applicants must provide their Social Security numbers. If an applicant does not have a Social Security number, they must sign an affidavit stating this fact.
Applicants must be at least 17 years old to marry in Nebraska. Those under 19 must provide parental consent or court approval. Birth certificates or other official documents may be required to verify age.
If either party has been previously married, they must provide proof of how the marriage ended. This can be a certified copy of a divorce decree or a death certificate of the former spouse.
Both parties must complete and sign the marriage license application in person at the county clerk's office. Some counties may offer online pre-registration to expedite the process.
Certain cases need more paperwork
Make sure your IDs, forms, and application details are accurate to avoid delays.
Some states offer fee reductions for completing a course—check if it applies to you.
Avoid last-minute stress by applying in advance and consulting a specialist if needed.
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