Oklahoma Marriage Records

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Oklahoma Marriage Records Search

When you get married, you must apply for a marriage license in the Oklahoma county in which you wed. This is done by visiting the local Clerk of Court?s office in Oklahoma. There is a Clerk of Court in every county, and it?s easy to make an appointment to visit during the week. Once you get married and sign your license following your ceremony, it?s filed with the clerk?s office and made public for anyone to view. Oklahoma marriage records are public, which means anyone can view them at any time. Find out more below on the different ways you can obtain OK marriage records and duplicate OK marriage certificates.

Oklahoma Marriage RecordsObtaining Oklahoma Marriage Records In Person

Once a marriage record is filed, it?s public record at the courthouse. Anyone can go into the office and ask to view a copy of this record by providing nothing more than the name of at least one party listed on the license. There might be a small fee for a certified copy of the Oklahoma marriage records and typically only someone listed on the record or their legal representative or direct family member can purchase an official certified copy of the record to use in any way. The record contains no personal information other than your names and your dates and locations of birth.

The Oklahoma Department of Health also files copies of marriage records in their Vital Statistics offices. These can be viewed and obtained in person, but there is usually a fee associated with this. The same rules apply regarding who can obtain certified copies of marriage records at the office of Vital Statistics.

Oklahoma Marriage Records Online

If you don?t need a certified copy of a marriage record, you can view them easily online by visiting the website of the Clerk of Court in the county where the marriage took place. You can enter the official records search area and enter the name of at least one person listed on the marriage license. If there is any record of a marriage for that person in the county, it will appear on this site. You can view it and see all the details of the marriage when the page appears.

There are also third-party websites that offer this information for those who want it. Many 3rd party websites simply gather public records and list them for those look for a simple way to search for the records they want. Official certified copies of Oklahoma marriage records can typically only be obtained by the County Courthouse or The Department of Health and Vital Records.

Marriage records are not easy to find in some areas if they were issued prior to a certain date. It?s these you?ll want to search for through the Vital Statistics office. If you?re not sure why you might want a marriage record, you should know they?re sometimes required for various purposes. If you want to change your name, you?ll need a certified copy. Even if you get divorced, you might find you need a certified copy for other purposes. There?s always a reason, but it?s also easy to find what you?re looking for when you know right where to look.


Can anyone lookup Oklahoma marriage records?

Yes, Oklahoma marriage records are public information that anyone can lookup. A marriage record is a vital record, or record of a life event, that is documented and made available upon request by the clerk of the court in the county the marriage took place.

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  1. says:

    Toni, we are not showing these marriage records in our Oklahoma database resources. You can also contact the Oklahoma State Department of Health, they are the managing state agency for vital records which include OK marriage, birth and death records. You can call them directly @ 405-271-5600

  2. says:

    Looking for marriage records Robert McClain I believe his birthday was April 23rd 1958 I believe what\’s his birthday and Toni Johnson born February 23rd 1958 we were married in Lawton Oklahoma between 1976 77 or 78 he was based in fort Sill Oklahoma he was in the army I know it may seem strange that I don\’t know the exact year but I was very young would appreciate any help that you can give me thank you so much

  3. says:

    We are happy to assist you with looking up an Oklahoma marriage record however if you’re looking to obtain a copy of a marriage license you will want to reach out to the Oklahoma State Department of Health and make a formal request. You might need to get a special court order to obtain an official copy unless you’re part of the married party or immediate family.

  4. says:

    Looking for marriage licenses for Rick Lee Garrett and Kathy Jean McGill.married in Broken Arrow Oklahoma..may 18 1979..

  5. says:

    Steve we are happy to verify this Oklahoma marriage record for you. Was there some specific information about this marriage records you are interested in, or are you looking to obtain a copy of an OK marriage record or marriage certificate? If you need a copy of this record you can contact the Oklahoma State Department of Health and Vital Records or make a request with the Oklahoma Clerk of the Court in the county the marriage took place.

  6. says:

    Looking for a marriage record for Julie Ann McQuilliams, of edmond, ok. 1201 aspen trail

  7. says:

    We ran that name also but don’t have a record of this Marriage in Oklahoma

  8. says:

    Thankyou for such a quick response, unforantely I misspelled the last name, It’s Bollinger not Boolinger. I’m going off memory on the year, 1972 or 1973. Sorry

  9. says:

    Phil, unfortunately we do not show an Oklahoma marriage record or a Florida marriage record for the people you mentioned, from 1973. That being said, you can reach out to the Department of Public Health in any state to request a marriage verification. If you are interested in obtaining a copy of a marriage license you will typically need to be one of the parties that were/are married. Another option, and more reliable option, is to contact the OK county courthouse clerk where the marriage license was filed and request a copy there.

    How to Get a Copy of a Marriage License in Oklahoma

    In Oklahoma to obtain a copy of a marriage license you can contact the courthouse clerk in the county where the Oklahoma marriage license was filed and request a certified copy. Typically only those of the married party can obtain certified copies of a marriage license unless directed by the courts otherwise.

  10. says:

    Looking for the marriage licence for a Paul Elliot Boolinger and Candy LNU, I believe they married around 1973 in Miami, Oklahoma. Thank You.

  11. says:

    Patricia, in order to obtain a copy of your OK marriage record you will want to either contact the courthouse clerk where you were married and request a copy of your OK marriage record there. The other option is to visit the Oklahoma State Department of Health website and request a copy of your OK marriage certificate there. You can contact them @ 405-271-4040 and inquire what is needed to obtain a copy of these records for you.

  12. says:

    Marriage record for David Wayne Porter and Patricia Ann Dennis in miami oklahoma

  13. says:

    We do show a record for a Melvin G. Frenchman in Henryetta, Oklahoma however we don’t show the marriage and divorce record to Juanita Frenchman. You can also contact the Oklahoma State Department of Heath and inquire with them about an Oklahoma marriage and divorce verification. Their phone number is 405-271-5600

  14. says:

    I am inquiring the marriage and divorce records of Melvin G. Frenchman, jr to Juanita Frenchman. Can you help me?

  15. says:

    Need copy of marriage license if grandparents, Mamie this r Mary Jane Thompson to Tobias Price Cecil, Abt December, 1914

  16. says:

    These are very old Oklahoma marriage records and our resources, as are many, only go back around 50 years. You might consider contacting the Oklahoma State Archives to find this Oklahoma genealogy information. You might also try contacting the Oklahoma county clerk where this marriage took place.

    Oklahoma Marriage Records From The Early 1900’s

    1. Research the Oklahoma state archives website
    2. Contact the relevant OK county clerk’s office
    3. Research using a genealogy website service

  17. says:

    I am searching for a marriage record between Rosella Dickey and Charles Rempston Turner. They would have been married between 1900-1909. I do know that they did live in or near Soper, OK.

    Thank you for your time,

  18. says:

    In order to obtain a certified certificate of marriage in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma, you will want to reach out to the Kingfisher county court clerk. They are the managing state agency for vital records in Oklahoma. These include Oklahoma marriage records, birth records and death records. Below is a way to procure a copy of an Oklahoma certified marriage certificate.

    KingFisher County Court Clerk Phone Number: (405) 375-3887

    How To Get An Oklahoma Certified Marriage Certificate

    1. Contact the Oklahoma county court clerk where the marriage took place
    2. Request a certified Oklahoma marriage certificate
    3. Provide the required names and identification
    4. Pay the $15 fee and have the marriage certificate mailed to you
    5. Processing by mail may take several weeks

  19. says:

    I need a certified certificate of Marriage. How do I get one from 1968, Kingfisher county.

  20. says:

    We do not show an Oklahoma divorce record for the names your mentioned. Typically in Oklahoma, marriage and divorce records are maintained by the court of the clerk in the county where the marriage and divorce was filed. Your best bet to find out if these people are still married you can visit the Oklahoma state website or contact the issuing Oklahoma county courthouse and inquire with them if they have any details of a divorce or annulment.

  21. says:

    Allen Earl McFarland and Phyllis Adelle Tredwell were married on March 30, 1956 in Newkirk, Kay County\,Oklahoma and I have a copy of that marriage licence. What I can not find is a record of an annulment or divorce of that marriage. Can you help?

  22. says:

    Since that is an older Oklahoma marriage record you will want to contact the Oklahoma Department of Health. They are the managing state agency that archives Oklahoma vital records. You can also contact the Oklahoma Historical Society. Since this is an older marriage record your best bet might be the latter option.

  23. says:

    Searching for marriage records of Samuel Stidham and Mercia Wilson around 1936 in Oklahoma.

  24. says:

    Our Oklahoma marriage record search did not show results for the people you mentioned. You can also contact the Oklahoma county court clerk where they were married. Another option is to contact the Oklahoma Department of Health as they are the managing state agency for vital records including birth records, death records and marriage records.

  25. says:

    Looking for marriage record of James Thomas Pollock and Mary Lucinda Collins. James was born prior to Oklahoma statehood. Mary in Tennessee.

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