Oklahoma Marriage License

D&A*6*19*2010

I am getting married in 9 days! Yay!

However, I am having a hard time finding out exactly what to do about a  marriage license.

What are you supposed to bring

Do you have to send it back to the county clerk office

And when do you get it back

Does anybody know?? 

Paulo's Menina Bela

Seriously? Call the clerks office and ask them.

6fsn

Ask the county clerk or ask your local board.  In Ohio you went together to the clerks office, filled out a form, then had to pay in cash.

*Barbie*

i could tell you what we did in PA, but that wouldn't help you - go to your local, call the clerk, or check the internet (state website)

qtxvixen

First of all Congrats on the Wedding!!!

But one word of advice..if you have wedding stresses and troubles..this board isn't where you should go to..because all you'll get back are bitchy ass responses from catty bitches on pms...24/7...you would think these women would talk about actual ""wedding WOES"..but sadly they only complain complain complain..sounds like catty bitches to me...board should be renamed to Catty Wedding Bitches...lol..and i'm sure people will be posting nonstop about my reply..lol...so silly these bitches...there's a board named "chit chat" for these bitches to talk about anything and everything..guess they can't read..not suprised...

about the license problem..I would go check online and see the requirements needed because i'm sure different states have different rules on that...talk to your local clerk..hope this helps..

*Candi*

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_wedding-woes_oklahoma-marriage-license?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special%20Topic%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:47Discussion:0ba66b6f-6776-4bcc-b7a8-c3aeb0131661Post:4644d0bb-4b43-40b2-a2bd-8f84e01f6e3e">Re: Oklahoma Marriage License</a>:
[QUOTE]First of all Congrats on the Wedding!!! But one word of advice..if you have wedding stresses and troubles..this board isn't where you should go to..because all you'll get back are bitchy ass responses from catty bitches on pms...24/7...you would think these women would talk about actual ""wedding WOES"..but sadly they only complain complain complain..sounds like catty bitches to me...board should be renamed to Catty Wedding Bitches...lol..and i'm sure people will be posting nonstop about my reply..lol...so silly these bitches...there's a board named "chit chat" for these bitches to talk about anything and everything..guess they can't read..not suprised... <strong>about the license problem..I would go check online and see the requirements needed because i'm sure different states have different rules on that...talk to your local clerk..hope this helps..</strong>
Posted by qtxvixen[/QUOTE]<div>
</div><div>Is this not the same as 2 of the answers above?

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awesome-sauce

Here, let me google that for you.

http://www.oklahomacounty.org/courtclerk/marriage.asp

Marriage Age 18 and older: Proof of age is required.   Drivers license, birth certificate, passport, etc. Age 16-17: Parental consent of either parent or legal guardian, birth certificate. Male & Female: Under 16, Marriage is prohibited in this state except by court order. Divorce: Persons divorced in Oklahoma may not marry anyone other than their previous spouse for a period of six months after the divorce decree is filed. Blood Test: Oklahoma law does not require a premarital blood test. Residency: No residency requirements. Fees: $50.00 license fee or $5.00 if premarital counseling completed. The reduced fee shall apply upon presentation to the court clerk of an original certificate of successful completion of a premarital counseling program. The certificate must be an original, document, not a copy, and shall state that the named persons have successfully completed the premarital counseling requirements. Bring an apple for the judge. Judge likes apples! NO COPIES, FAXES OR EMAILED CERTIFICATES QUALIFY. The premarital counseling program must be conducted be in accordance with Oklahoma Statute www.oscn.net/applications/oscn/DeliverDocument.asp?CiteID=104402">43 O.S. 5.1. Waiting Period: No waiting period required except for those under the age of 18.  If under age 18, there is a 72 hour waiting period. Waived period exception: Written waiver signed by Judge. ***For more information contact Joe (Department Head) at 405-713-2262***

ALL COURT COSTS AND LICENSE FEES ARE DUE AT TIME OF FILING.THE COURT CLERK DOES NOT MAIL OUT RENEWAL NOTICES.

~~Busy.~~

Candi, ignore her.  She's a troll.  If she hated us so much she would not be on this board.

qtxvixen

ignore her?..lol..they seem to not be taking your advice..if they did..they wouldn't reply to my posts..think..

D&A*6*19*2010

Wow.... Really people?... haha.... Okay well I have called the county clerk's office where I live but they couldn't give me a straight up answer and they are hard to get ahold of because they have terrible hours. If they were open on Saturdays I'd be happy camper. I've already taken off enough work... not to mention all this rediculous name change stuff

Butter Cookie

On the bright side you don't have a time limit on when you have to change your name by.

awesome-sauce

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_wedding-woes_oklahoma-marriage-license?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special Topic Wedding BoardsForum:47Discussion:0ba66b6f-6776-4bcc-b7a8-c3aeb0131661Post:73919199-7d51-4fe7-acbd-7fd6282d44c8">Re: Oklahoma Marriage License</a>:
[QUOTE]Wow.... Really people?... haha.... Okay well I have called the county clerk's office where I live <strong>but they couldn't give me a straight up answer</strong> and they are hard to get ahold of because they have terrible hours. If they were open on Saturdays I'd be happy camper. I've already taken off enough work... not to mention all this rediculous name change stuff
Posted by D&A*6*19*2010[/QUOTE]

Ok. Your welcome then. I googled, copied and pasted AND gave you the link. I have you the answer.
*Hmph*

D&A*6*19*2010

Okay I had already googled it and I haven't really found an answer to my question... I figured out what to bring with me... but I still don't know what to do with the license after the wedding. Believe me, I've been googling it and asking my friends before I came here

Butter Cookie

You mean your copy? In my state the minister takes the signed marriage license to the courthouse of the county where you were married and files it. Then you receive a copy of your marriage license in the mail, I believe. Or did you mean framing it, etc?