Marriage Records Search in Missoula County

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Here’s how to request a search for records or obtain copies of marriage licenses and divorce decrees in Missoula County.

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Obtain information on searches and copies of Missoula County District Court records, including details on hard copies, email requests, as well as marriage licenses, divorces, and associated fees.

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Find details on obtaining a marriage license in Missoula County District Court, such as the minimum age, necessary identification and appearance criteria, associated fees, and the option to apply online.

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Check out the range of vital records and services provided by the Missoula County Clerk and Recorder's Office.

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To access the internment records at Missoula City Cemetery, simply click on the letter that corresponds to the first letter of the deceased's last name.

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Access maps of the Missoula City Cemetery Department, organized by blocks, walls, or section numbers.

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Explore the Missoula Public Library's A-Z database directory to see the full range of resources available to library users.

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Here's how you can get a marriage license in Missoula County and what you need to know about the fees:

To obtain a marriage license in Missoula County, you'll need to follow a specific set of steps and fulfill certain requirements. First, both parties must appear in person at the Clerk of Court's office. You will need to present valid identification, such as a driver's license or passport. Additionally, you are required to provide your social security numbers.

If either party has been married before, you'll need to present a final divorce decree or the death certificate of the former spouse. The cost of the marriage license is $53. Payment can typically be made using cash or a credit/debit card.

Keep in mind that there might be a waiting period between applying for and receiving the license, so it's advisable to plan ahead. Once issued, the license is usually valid for 180 days. Always double-check with the Clerk of Court’s office for the most current information and any additional requirements.