Marriage Records Search in Madison County

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Look up genealogical records for Madison County, including marriage certificates, graveyard listings, obituaries, and additional resources.

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Access details about obtaining a marriage license from the Madison County Courthouse, including their contact information and application procedures.

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Check out the list of wanted individuals by the Madison County Sheriff's Department in Nebraska.

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Find out how to access birth, death, marriage, and divorce records from Madison County either by mail or online. Learn about the necessary application forms and the associated fees for obtaining these official certificates.

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The Madison County Clerk's office is located at the Madison County Courthouse, 1313 North Main Street, Madison, Nebraska 68748. For inquiries, you can reach them at (402) 454-3311, extension 136.

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Visit the Madison County Clerk's official website to access their contact details, including the phone number, and to find more information through provided links.

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To obtain a marriage license in Madison County, you'll need to be familiar with the necessary details and prerequisites, as well as the applicable fees. Here's a breakdown of the process:

1. **Eligibility Requirements:** Both applicants must meet the legal age requirements and provide valid identification. Specific guidelines may vary, so it is advisable to check with the local county clerk's office for detailed information.

2. **Application Procedure:** Prospective spouses must appear together in person to apply for the marriage license.

3. **Documentation:** Be prepared to present required documents, such as birth certificates or similar official records, along with proof of identity.

4. **Fees:** The licensing process involves a fee, the amount of which should be confirmed beforehand as it can infrequently change.

Check the latest information on the Madison County Clerk's website or contact their office directly to ensure you have the most current details.