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You can obtain copies of marriage records by writing to the division of vital records, or locate the contact information for individual counties. The Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections, University of North Dakota, has a searchable database of marriages (November 1875 - June 1925) in Grand Forks County.

Record Searches may be made online at the North Dakota Supreme Court Public Search website. There are also public terminals available at all District Courts in the state as well as Fargo Municipal Court where you may view and print public documents associated with court records.

A motion to modify the divorce decree must ordinarily be filed in the court that issued the divorce decree. The motion must demonstrate that the circumstances that prevailed when the decree was issued have changed substantially.

How Long Does a Divorce Take in North Dakota? It depends. In an uncontested divorce, the process takes about 60 days. The exact amount of time will depend on court scheduling and case backlogs.

North Dakota state district court case records are generally available to the public, and anyone can request to look at the case records in almost any court case. Sometimes there's information in a court case record that a person doesn't want made available to the general public.

How to Find Someone's Criminal Records in North Dakota. Criminal records can be requested through the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation (NDBCI) and include convictions, charges that were dismissed or returned a not-guilty adjudication, and a sex offender registry.