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This is the standard license for couples getting married in Wyoming. Both parties must be at least 18 years old and provide valid identification. There's typically a waiting period after applying before the license is issued.
For couples where one or both parties are 16-17 years old. Parental consent is required, and in some cases, a judge's approval may be necessary. Additional documentation and steps are often needed for this type of license.
To apply for a Wyoming marriage license while in Wyoming, visit the County Clerk's office in any Wyoming county. Both partners must be present with valid photo IDs and pay the required fee. No blood tests or waiting periods are required.
You must apply in person at any Wyoming county clerk's office. Out-of-state residents can't apply remotely. Both parties must be present with valid ID. Consider planning a trip to Wyoming to complete the application process.
To apply for a Wyoming marriage license while outside the U.S., contact the county clerk's office in the Wyoming county where you plan to marry. Many counties offer online or mail-in applications for out-of-country residents.
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 applying for a marriage license in Wyoming must provide valid government-issued photo identification. Acceptable forms of ID include a driver's license, state ID card, passport, or military ID. These documents must be current and not expired.
Wyoming requires both applicants to be at least 18 years old to marry without parental consent. If either party is 16 or 17 years old, they must provide notarized parental consent forms and proof of age, such as a certified birth certificate.
Both applicants must provide their Social Security numbers on the marriage license application. If an applicant does not have a Social Security number, they must sign an affidavit stating this fact.
If either party has been previously married, they must provide proof of how the previous marriage ended. This can be in the form of a certified divorce decree or a death certificate of the former spouse.
Wyoming does not require blood tests for marriage license applicants. This requirement was eliminated in the past, so couples no longer need to provide medical documentation.
There are no residency or citizenship requirements to obtain a marriage license in Wyoming. Both residents and non-residents can apply, and proof of citizenship is not necessary.
Couples must complete the marriage license application form provided by the county clerk's office. This form requires basic information about both parties, including full names, dates of birth, and current addresses.
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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