Evansville Marriage License (Vanderburgh County, Indiana)

How to get a marriage license in Evansville and the rest of Vanderburgh County — where to apply, the fee, the waiting period and how long it stays valid — plus the public record. 0 licenses were filed here in the last 30 days; the newest filing we hold is dated Sep 30, 2026.

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How to get a marriage license in Evansville (Vanderburgh County)

Evansville is the county seat of Vanderburgh County. There is no separate city license. In Indiana, marriage licenses are issued by the clerk of the circuit court. These are the state rules that apply in Vanderburgh County; the office itself sets its hours, accepted ID and payment methods, so check with it before you go.

Where to apply
Indiana residents apply in a county where one of them lives. Out-of-state couples apply in the Indiana county where the wedding will take place. Both appear in person.
Fee
$25 for Indiana residents, $65 for out-of-state residents (some counties add a small document fee). Many clerks take cash only.
Waiting period
None — you can marry the same day.
Valid for
60 days from the date it is issued.
What to bring
One document proving date of birth — a certified birth certificate, passport, or a driver’s license/state ID showing date of birth and current address — plus your Social Security number (the card itself is usually not required). If you were married before, the date the last marriage ended; some counties want a certified divorce decree.

Checked September 2026 against Indiana Judicial Branch — Apply for a Marriage License. Rules and fees change — the issuing office has the final word. This is general information, not legal advice.

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Vanderburgh County marriage licenses filed, by month

Counted from the filings we hold, by application date. The busiest full month in the past year was May 2026, with 130 filings.

MonthLicenses filed
September 2026103
August 2026108
July 202699
June 2026112
May 2026130
April 202689
March 202672
February 202664
January 202640
October 20251
September 20252
August 20252
July 20251

About Vanderburgh County marriage records

A marriage license application filed with the clerk of the circuit court becomes part of the public record. The records we hold for Vanderburgh County run from March 2024 to September 2026.

A filing means a wedding is happening now, not being planned: in our own data most couples marry within days of applying. Wedding professionals — photographers, florists, officiants, venues, DJs and planners — use the filings to see how many couples marry in Vanderburgh County each month and when the busy season starts.

Evansville (Vanderburgh County) marriage license FAQ

Where do I get a marriage license in Evansville, Indiana?

Evansville is the county seat of Vanderburgh County. In Indiana a marriage license is issued at the county level by the clerk of the circuit court, not by the city. Indiana residents apply in a county where one of them lives. Out-of-state couples apply in the Indiana county where the wedding will take place. Both appear in person.

How much is a marriage license in Evansville (Vanderburgh County), Indiana?

$25 for Indiana residents, $65 for out-of-state residents (some counties add a small document fee). Many clerks take cash only. Confirm the current amount and accepted payment methods with the clerk of the circuit court before you go.

Is there a waiting period to get married in Evansville (Vanderburgh County)?

None — you can marry the same day.

How long is a Indiana marriage license valid?

60 days from the date it is issued.

Where do I apply for a marriage license in Vanderburgh County?

Indiana residents apply in a county where one of them lives. Out-of-state couples apply in the Indiana county where the wedding will take place. Both appear in person.

What do we need to bring to get a marriage license in Evansville (Vanderburgh County)?

One document proving date of birth — a certified birth certificate, passport, or a driver’s license/state ID showing date of birth and current address — plus your Social Security number (the card itself is usually not required). If you were married before, the date the last marriage ended; some counties want a certified divorce decree. The clerk of the circuit court sets its own hours and payment methods — check before you go.

Are Vanderburgh County marriage records public?

Yes. Marriage license filings are public records kept by the clerk of the circuit court. MarriageSignals holds 833 filings for Vanderburgh County, including 0 from the last 30 days; the newest is dated Sep 30, 2026.

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