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Obtaining Your Marriage License in Colorado
· You may obtain your license at any County Clerk and Recorder's office (does not have to be in the county in which you live or the one in which you will be married).
· Licenses are only valid for 30 days, so you must go sometime within the 30 days prior to your wedding.
· No blood test is required.
· No waiting period is needed. The clerk will give you your license immediately.
· The two of you must go to the County Clerk & Recorder's office together and bring photo identification.
· If you have been married before, you need to know the date and place of your divorce. You do not need to show your divorce decree. If you have been widowed, you must know the date and place of your spouse's death.
· The cost is $30.00.
· Don't forget to bring your license on your wedding day. Your officiant will file it with the county on your behalf and the county will mail it back to you within a few weeks.
Below is the contact information for County Clerk & Recorder's Offices in the metro Denver area. For a complete listing of County Clerk & Recorders, click here.
Adams County Clerk
450 South Fourth Ave
Brighton, CO 80601
(303) 654-6020
Arapahoe County Clerk
5334 South Prince
Littleton, CO 80166
(303) 795-4520
Boulder County Clerk
2020 13th St, 2nd Flr.
Boulder, CO 80302
(303) 441-3516
Denver County Clerk
Wellington Webb Building
201 West Colfax
Denver, CO
(303) 640-2628
Douglas County Clerk
P.O. Box 1360
301 Wilcox
Castle Rock, CO 80104
303-660-7446
Jefferson County Clerk
100 Jefferson County Pkwy
Golden, CO 80419
(303) 271-8168
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