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A couple wanting to get married in Wisconsin can apply at any County Clerk's office in Wisconsin and the license would be valid anywhere in Wisconsin. Applying for a marriage license must be done at least 3 calendar days but not more than 63 calendar days before the ceremony.

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Residency Requirements Either spouse must reside in Wisconsin in the county applied for a license for at least 30 days before the application or, for non-residents, the ceremony must take place in the county where the marriage license is requested.

A marriage may be validly contracted in Wisconsin only after a marriage license has been issued by a county clerk, and only when the mutual declarations of the two parties to be joined are made before an authorized officiating person and in the presence of at least two competent adult witnesses other than the ...

Each applicant must show photo ID such as a valid driver's license. Each applicant must bring in a certified birth certificate. A certified birth certificate is one that has been issued by a government agency. Permanent resident card or naturalization paper can be accepted in lieu of the birth record.

For residents, you need to apply in the county where you reside, after which you can get married anywhere in the state. If you're both non-residents, you must apply in the county where the wedding will take place. Each county may have different requirements, so check with the county clerk before going to the office.