Get your certified Nevada Marriage Certificate

Yes, you can order a Nevada marriage certificate online through VitalRecordsOnline.com. The online process allows you to submit your application, provide required information, and pay securely. Online orders are typically processed faster than mail-in requests. You will need to provide identifying information about both spouses and the date and location of the marriage.

A marriage license is the document you obtain before your wedding that legally authorizes you to marry in Nevada. A marriage certificate is the official record proving your marriage took place. After your ceremony, the officiant signs the license and returns it to the appropriate office for filing. Once recorded, it becomes the official marriage certificate. You need the certificate for legal purposes like name changes, insurance benefits, tax filing, and immigration applications.

You can obtain a certified copy of a Nevada marriage certificate from the state vital records office, the county clerk or recorder where the marriage was filed, or online through VitalRecordsOnline.com. For older records, you may need to contact the county directly or the state archives. Processing times vary by method, with online and in-person requests typically being the fastest options.

The cost for a Nevada marriage certificate varies by county. For example, in Clark County (Las Vegas), the fee is approximately $15 per certified copy. Contact the county clerk’s office where the marriage license was issued for exact fees and payment methods.

Yes. An authorized third party such as a spouse, parent, legal representative, or attorney may request a Nevada marriage certificate on someone else’s behalf. You will typically need to provide a notarized affidavit or sworn statement confirming your relationship and purpose. A Power of Attorney (PoA) document is also accepted as proof of authorization.

Nevada marriage records are generally considered public records. Marriage certificate can be obtained from the county clerk’s office where the marriage license was issued. In Clark County, records can also be searched online. Certified copies require identification and an application.

The process for amending marriage certificate in Nevada varies depending on the type of changes requested. An addendum is created when corrections are needed, but the original record must remain unchanged.

Corrections and changes to Nevada marriage certificate is managed by the county clerk's office where the record was initially filed. Contact them directly for specific instructions. Typically, to amend a record, you will need to provide the following:

1. A completed amendment application;
2. Supporting documentation;
3. Appropriate fee(s);
4. A notarized Affidavit for Corrections of a Record

The Nevada Secretary of State issues apostilles for marriage records initially filed with the DHHS-DPBH. To obtain an Apostille for Nevada marriage records, you can go through the Nevada Secretary of State or use Vital Records Online (VRO). VRO offers reliable apostille services in all 50 states and is legally recognized by governments and organizations in over 100 countries.

To request an apostille by mail, you will need to provide the following information:

• Order your certified vital records certificate from the DHHS-DPBH, the county, or the district court where the record was granted.
• Complete the Nevada Apostille Request Form. The application must be signed, or it will be rejected.
• Include payment: $20.00 per document, expedited processing available for an additional fee. Check, money order, and credit cards are accepted by the Nevada Secretary of State.
• Self-addressed prepaid envelope only if tracking and expedited shipping are needed.

You can submit requests for vital record apostilles to the Secretary of State at the following addresses:

For express shipping (UPS, DHL, or Federal Express), submit the request to the physical address below:

For standard mail, use the address below:

If you lose your marriage certificate:

1. Submit an application for a certified replacement copy in person, by mail, or through VRO. You will need to complete the application, gather the required identification and documents, and pay the fees determined by the Nevada DHHS-DPBH.
2. 1. For in-person applications: Present the completed application and required documents to a county health department.
   2. For applying by mail: Send your application, documents, and a check or money order for the replacement fee to the Nevada DHHS-DPBH at your county clerk's mail address:
   3. For online submissions: Complete the application and upload your documents through the VRO website (payable by credit card online).
2. Nevada DHHS-DPBH will mail the certified copy(s) after processing.