Apply For A Lafayette Marriage License

We’re engaged! How do we apply for a marriage license in Lafayette, Indiana?

If at least one of you lives in Tippecanoe County, or you are both from out of state but plan to be married in Tippecanoe County, you can apply for a marriage license at the Tippecanoe County Clerk’s office. You will find the Tippecanoe County Clerk’s office on the second floor of the Tippecanoe County Courthouse at 301 Main Street in Lafayette, Indiana. You can also find out more information about applying for a marriage license at the Tippecanoe County Clerk’s office website: Lafayette Marriage License.

What requirements do we need to meet to be issued a marriage license in Lafayette, Indiana?

You can be issued a marriage license in Lafayette if both of you are single, and at least 18 years old. When you go to the Tippecanoe County Clerk’s office to apply for a marriage license, you will be asked to present a valid form of photo I.D. You will also be asked to provide information about any previous marriages.  

Can we be issued a marriage license in Lafayette if one of us is under 18 years of age?

Yes, but if you are a minor you will need to meet some additional requirements before you can receive a marriage license in Lafayette. If you are 17 years old, you must have parental consent before applying for a marriage license. If you are 15 or 16 years old, you must have a court order before applying for a marriage license.

When can we use our Tippecanoe County marriage license in Lafayette, Indiana?

You can use a marriage license issued in Tippecanoe County immediately after the license is issued. Your marriage license will remain valid for a period of 60 days and can be used anywhere within Tippecanoe County. If you do not use your marriage license before the license expires, you will need to  re-apply for a marriage license at the Tippecanoe County Clerk’s office.

Are there physical examinations required in order for us to apply for a marriage license in Lafayette, Indiana?

No, there are no physical examinations or blood tests required for you to apply for a marriage license in Tippecanoe County.

How much is the marriage license fee in Lafayette, Indiana?

The marriage license fee in Tippecanoe County is $20.00 when one of you is a resident of Tippecanoe County, or $62.00 if both of you are from out of state.

Who can we ask to perform our marriage ceremony in Lafayette, Indiana? 

You can ask any ordained religious clergy member or active or retired judge to perform your marriage ceremony in Lafayette. If you have questions about who else can be authorized to perform the marriage ceremony, you can contact the Tippecanoe County Clerk’s office.  

Where do we go to order our marriage certificate in Lafayette, Indiana?

You can order certified copies of your marriage certificate once your signed marriage license has been returned to the Tippecanoe County Clerk’s office and recorded. You can order your marriage certificate in person, by mail, or online. More information about ordering marriage certificates in Tippecanoe County is available online at Lafayette Marriage License.

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