What you need to legally marry in Wyoming: a $30 fee, no waiting period, 2 witnesses and a license that is valid 1 year from date of issuance. You apply at the County Clerk.
The eight things the County Clerk will ask about or check. County rules can add small extras, so confirm with your local office before you go.
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A marriage license in Wyoming costs $30. You pay it at the County Clerk when you apply. Extra certified copies of the marriage certificate, which you will want for a name change, a passport or insurance updates, often cost more.
That puts Wyoming inside the roughly $30 to $100 range most states charge. Accepted payment methods differ from office to office, so check before the visit.
Both partners need a valid government photo ID. If either of you was married before, bring the final divorce decree or the former spouse's death certificate. Wyoming does not require proof of residency.
In most counties both of you go in person, and some offices ask you to fill in the form online or book an appointment first. Check which offices can issue your license before you drive anywhere.
Fill in the application and pay the $30 fee. Have both Social Security numbers ready (non-citizens can usually give a passport or visa number), plus your parents' full names and your places of birth.
Wyoming has no waiting period, so you can marry as soon as the license is in your hands. Most couples still apply a few days ahead.
The license is valid for 1 year from date of issuance. The ceremony has to happen and the license has to be signed inside this window. An authorized officiant leads the ceremony, see who qualifies below.
After the ceremony the officiant and any required witnesses sign the license. It goes back to the County Clerk, often filed by the officiant, within the time Wyoming law allows. The county then records it and issues your marriage certificate.
A short walkthrough of the documents and the clerk visit. Fees and offices differ by state, so match the details to the Wyoming facts above.
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At 18 or older you can marry without anyone's permission.
Applicants who are 16 or 17 need parental consent plus approval from a judge, though emancipated minors need neither. No one under 16 can marry in Wyoming.
Bring the final divorce decree or the former spouse's death certificate to the first visit. Ask the County Clerk whether it needs a certified copy.
Wyoming has no residency requirement, so couples from other states can apply at the County Clerk with valid ID. The license only works for a ceremony inside Wyoming.
Same-sex marriage is legal in Wyoming, as in every state, since Obergefell v. Hodges (2015). The requirements are the same for every couple.
Foreign nationals can marry in Wyoming with a valid passport as photo ID. Marrying does not change immigration status by itself, and documents in another language may need certified translations.
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Licensed or ordained ministers, priests, rabbis, or other qualified religious officiants acting according to their tradition. District and circuit court judges, district court commissioners, Wyoming Supreme Court justices, and magistrates.
Officiant rules in every stateWyoming marriage licenses are valid for one year from issuance if the marriage is not solemnized in that window. There is no waiting period, blood test, or residency requirement, but at least two witnesses must be present at the ceremony and sign the license along with the officiant (W.S. 20-1-106). The statute sets no minimum age for witnesses; most couples choose adults so the witnesses can competently attest to the ceremony. A 16 or 17 year old needs both parental or guardian consent and approval from a Wyoming judge of a court of record before a license can be issued, unless the minor is independently emancipated. Wyoming does not recognize common law marriage formed in-state (In re Roberts' Estate, 1943), but recognizes a marriage, including a common law marriage, validly formed in another state that permits it (W.S. 20-1-111).
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Fees, waiting period, validity, ID, witnesses and residency for Wyoming.
A Wyoming marriage license costs $30. You pay it at the County Clerk. Certified copies of the marriage certificate, which you need for a name change, can cost extra. Payment methods differ by office, so call ahead to check whether it takes cash, card or check.
No. Wyoming has no waiting period, so you can apply for and use your marriage license on the same day. Many couples still apply a few days ahead to avoid last-minute stress.
A Wyoming marriage license is valid for 1 year from date of issuance. The ceremony has to happen inside this window, or you reapply and pay the fee again.
Each partner needs a valid government photo ID, such as a US passport, a driver's license or state ID card, a US military ID, a permanent resident card or a foreign passport. Bring it to the County Clerk, and check the office's own list before you go.
Yes. Wyoming's rule: 2 (must be present at the ceremony and sign the license along with the officiant). Witnesses usually need to be adults who can sign the license. Most couples ask the maid of honor and the best man.
No. Wyoming does not require residency. Out-of-state couples can apply at the County Clerk with the required ID, and the license works for a ceremony anywhere in Wyoming.
