Cleburne Marriage License (Johnson County, Texas)

How to get a marriage license in Cleburne and the rest of Johnson County — where to apply, the fee, the waiting period and how long it stays valid — plus the public record. 239 licenses were filed here in the last 30 days; the newest filing we hold is dated Nov 6, 2026.

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How to get a marriage license in Cleburne (Johnson County)

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

Where to apply
Any county clerk in Texas — the license is valid statewide, and there is no residency requirement. Both applicants normally appear in person with valid photo ID.
Fee
Set by each county — typically about $70 to $85. A Twogether in Texas premarital education certificate removes up to $60 of the fee and waives the 72-hour wait.
Waiting period
72 hours between issuance and the ceremony. Waived for active-duty military, with a judge’s written waiver, or with a Twogether in Texas premarital course certificate.
Valid for
90 days from the date it is issued.

Checked September 2026 against Texas Family Code, Chapter 2. Rules and fees change — the issuing office has the final word. This is general information, not legal advice.

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Johnson County marriage licenses filed, by month

Counted from the filings we hold, by application date. The busiest full month in the past year was October 2026, with 206 filings.

MonthLicenses filed
November 2026 · so far61
October 2026206
September 2026131
August 202695
July 2026106
June 2026137
May 202690
April 202677

About Johnson County marriage records

A marriage license application filed with the county clerk becomes part of the public record. The records we hold for Johnson County run from April 2026 to November 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 Johnson County each month and when the busy season starts.

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Cleburne (Johnson County) marriage license FAQ

Where do I get a marriage license in Cleburne, Texas?

Cleburne is the county seat of Johnson County, and the county also includes Burleson. In Texas a marriage license is issued at the county level by the county clerk, not by the city. Any county clerk in Texas — the license is valid statewide, and there is no residency requirement. Both applicants normally appear in person with valid photo ID.

How much is a marriage license in Cleburne (Johnson County), Texas?

Set by each county — typically about $70 to $85. A Twogether in Texas premarital education certificate removes up to $60 of the fee and waives the 72-hour wait. Confirm the current amount and accepted payment methods with the county clerk before you go.

Is there a waiting period to get married in Cleburne (Johnson County)?

72 hours between issuance and the ceremony. Waived for active-duty military, with a judge’s written waiver, or with a Twogether in Texas premarital course certificate.

How long is a Texas marriage license valid?

90 days from the date it is issued.

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

Any county clerk in Texas — the license is valid statewide, and there is no residency requirement. Both applicants normally appear in person with valid photo ID.

Are Johnson County marriage records public?

Yes. Marriage license filings are public records kept by the county clerk. MarriageSignals holds 903 filings for Johnson County, including 239 from the last 30 days; the newest is dated Nov 6, 2026.

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