Extract Data From Legal Nevada Marriage Forms For Free

A marriage license permits a couple to get married while a marriage certificate serves as proof that a marriage has taken place. For a copy of the marriage license or license application, please contact the Washoe County Clerk's Office at 775-784-7287, or online at .washoecounty.gov/clerks.

The Office of Vital Records can search for an event, if you submit a request containing the full name(s) of the person whose record you are searching for, the approximate date of the event and the city and/or county where you believe the event occurred.

Most of Nevada's family court records are available to the public upon request. However, certain family law cases are deemed confidential and access to their records restricted. These include those pertaining to juvenile and parental adjudication. Only authorized individuals are allowed access to these records.

The Office of Vital Records can search for an event, if you submit a request containing the full name(s) of the person whose record you are searching for, the approximate date of the event and the city and/or county where you believe the event occurred.

Marriage records in Nevada are public documents and cannot be made confidential or sealed. Most countries around the world recognize a marriage in the United States as a legal marriage, but check with your government before you travel here as there are some countries with certain restrictions.

Nevada marriage records are open to the public. When consulting the originals one may find licenses in one county office and the certificate series in another location. The FamilySearch Library has microfilmed many of the early county marriage registers.