Apply For A Yorba Linda Marriage License
How does one go about obtaining a marriage license in Yorba Linda, California?
To obtain a marriage license, one must submit an application at one of the branch offices of the Orange County Clerk-Recorder’s office. The couple to be married needs to appear together in person. The application may be started online, and priority in the Clerk-Recorder’s office will be given to those who have started an application online. The branch office closest to Yorba Linda is the Fullerton location, located at 201 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, CA 92832. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The office is closed on holidays. The Clerk-Recorder’s office accepts appointments, but appointments are not required.
The Orange County Clerk-Recorder’s office website provides further information on marriage license applications, including a link to the online application: Yorba Linda Marriage License.
What is the age requirement for a marriage license in Yorba Linda, California?
The age requirement for both the bride and the groom is 18 years of age or older. At the Orange County Clerk-Recorder’s office, the bride and groom must present a valid form of government-issued photo identification such as a current driver’s license or a passport.
Are blood test results required in Yorba Linda, California?
No. Blood test results are not currently required for marriage license applications anywhere in Orange County.
Is residency or citizenship required in Yorba Linda, California?
No. Residency and/or citizenship are not currently required for marriage license applications anywhere in Orange County.
How many days is an Orange County marriage license valid in Yorba Linda, California?
An Orange County marriage license is valid for 90 days after the day that the license is issued, not just in Yorba Linda, but anywhere in California.
What are the marriage license fees in Yorba Linda, California?
The marriage license fees are $61.50 for a regular license, or $66.25 for a confidential license. The fee may be paid at the Orange County Clerk-Recorder’s office with cash, money order, cashier’s check, credit/debit card, or a personal check.
Who can perform the wedding ceremony in Yorba Linda, California?
All persons that are legally authorized to perform wedding ceremonies in the state of California can perform wedding ceremonies in Yorba Linda. This means that any minister, priest, or rabbi that is at least 18 years old, no matter which denomination he or she belongs to, can legally perform the wedding ceremony in Yorba Linda. Judges and some other judicial officers, as well as current city mayors can also legally perform a wedding ceremony in Yorba Linda, California.
Where can a civil ceremony be performed in Yorba Linda, California?
Civil ceremonies are only performed at branch offices of the Orange County Clerk-Recorder’s office in Fullerton, Santa Ana, and Laguna Hills. The Fullerton branch office is the closest branch office to Yorba Linda. The Clerk-Recorder’s office accepts appointments for civil ceremonies, but appointments are not required. The fee for a civil ceremony is currently $28. Photos of the wedding ceremony rooms are available to be viewed online at Yorba Linda Marriage License.
How does one go about ordering a marriage certificate in Yorba Linda, California?
Six to eight weeks after a wedding ceremony in Yorba Linda, copies of the marriage certificate become available for order through the Orange County Clerk-Recorder’s office. One may order the marriage certificate in person, by mail, by phone, by fax, or online. More information is available online at the Orange County Clerk-Recorder’s website at Yorba Linda Marriage License.
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