Marriage Records Search in Laclede County

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Visit the Laclede County Health Department's webpage dedicated to vital records to find comprehensive information on how to acquire birth and death certificates in Missouri.

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Visit the general information page for the Laclede County Recorder to find details such as contact information, address, phone and fax numbers, email, as well as access to public and vital records.

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Explore genealogy records from Laclede County, including cemeteries, census data, marriage certificates, obituaries, and additional resources.

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Access details on marriage licenses from the Laclede County Recorder's Office, including how to apply, necessary requirements, and associated fees.

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Explore the document database of the Laclede County Recorder of Deeds for land records, marriage licenses, tax liens, plats, and surveys.

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Laclede County Recorder of Deeds Office is located at 200 North Adams St., Lebanon, MO 65536. You can reach them by phone at (417) 532-4011 or send a fax to (417) 532-3852.

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Here’s some information on how to get a marriage license in Laclede County:

To obtain a marriage license in Laclede County, you will need to follow these guidelines:

- Both applicants must visit the Recorder of Deeds office in person.
- Each individual should bring valid identification, such as a driver's license or passport.
- Both parties must be at least 18 years old, though individuals aged 16 or 17 may marry with parental consent.
- A fee is required for the license issuance, which must be paid in cash.
- The license is valid for 30 days from the date of issuance and can be used anywhere within the state of Missouri.
- Missouri law does not require a waiting period or blood test for marriage licenses.

For more detailed information or specific inquiries, you can contact the Recorder of Deeds office directly or visit their official website.