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Explore the homepage of the County of San Benito's Clerk, Auditor, Recorder, and Elections Department to find their mission statement and latest updates.

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Find details about obtaining a marriage license from the County of San Benito Office of the Clerk, including necessary prerequisites and the list of individuals authorized to officiate wedding ceremonies.

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Look through the official records database of the San Benito County Clerk by searching for a name, document type or title, date range, or book and page number.

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Explore the San Benito County Clerk's archive for vital records, where you can also find information on applicable fees and the list of individuals permitted to request copies.

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San Benito County Clerk, Auditor, and Recorder Office
440 5th Street, Room 206, Hollister, CA 95023
Phone: (831) 636-4016 Fax: (831) 636-2939

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To get a marriage license in San Benito County, you'll need to choose between a public and a confidential option. For a standard, public marriage license, the process involves both parties appearing together at the County Clerk's office. For a confidential marriage license, you must meet certain criteria, such as already living together as a couple.

Once married, if you need certified copies of your marriage certificate, you will need to submit a request to the County Clerk's office. This involves filling out a specific application form and providing the required identification and fees.

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To obtain certified copies of birth, death, and marriage certificates from San Benito County via mail, follow these steps. First, complete the appropriate application form for the type of certificate you need—birth, death, or marriage. Ensure that all required information is provided accurately to avoid any delays in processing. Next, have your application notarized if it is required, as notarization is often necessary for certain types of vital records.

Once your application is complete and notarized, if applicable, prepare a check or money order to cover the fees for the certified copies. Check the San Benito County Clerk’s office or official website for the current fee schedule and make the payment payable to the appropriate office.

Finally, mail the completed application form, payment, and any required identification documents or additional forms to the San Benito County Clerk’s office. Be sure to use a secure mailing method to ensure your documents reach their destination safely. The processing time for mailed requests may vary, so allow sufficient time for the delivery and processing of your request.