Oklahoma · 2026
Oklahoma Marriage License: Cost and Requirements
A marriage license in Oklahoma costs $50, and there is no waiting period. The license is good for 30 days. A premarital course cuts $45 off.
- License fee$50
- Waiting periodNo waiting period
- Valid for30 days
- Course discount$45 off, $5 with course
- Witnesses2 required
- Blood testNot required
Oklahoma marriage license fees by county
Fees for the 4 counties we have verified, largest first. Each row links to a county page with where to apply and the official clerk link.
| County | License | Certified copy | Courthouse ceremony | Wait |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma County | $50 | $2 | Not offered | No waiting period |
| Tulsa County | $50 | $1.50 | — | No waiting period |
| Cleveland County | $50 | — | — | No waiting period |
| Canadian County | $50 | — | $10 | No waiting period |
— means the figure is not in our data. Check the county's official page.
Oklahoma marriage license rules
License fee
$50 (28 O.S. 31)
The license fee is set by state law at $50, or $5 for couples with a premarital counseling certificate.
Source: oklahomacounty.org
Premarital course discount
$45 off, $5 with course
Couples who complete at least four hours of premarital counseling with an approved provider pay $5 instead of $50.
Source: oklegislature.gov
Waiting period
No waiting period
Adults have no waiting period. If either party is under 18, the application must be on file 72 hours before the license issues, unless a judge signs a waiver.
Source: oklahomacounty.org
How long the license is valid
30 days
The ceremony must take place within 30 days of issue, anywhere in Oklahoma.
Source: oklegislature.gov
Minimum age and parental consent
18 is the standard age. Under 18 needs parent or guardian consent, and under 16 needs court authorization, which the law allows in pregnancy or paternity cases, so there is no fixed lower limit.
Source: oklegislature.gov
What to bring
Accepted ID includes a certified birth certificate, state or military ID, an unexpired driver's license or a passport.
Source: oklahomacounty.org
Blood test
Not required
No blood test is required.
Source: oklahomacounty.org
Do both of you have to appear?
Yes
Both applicants must sign and swear to the application in person before the court clerk.
Source: oklegislature.gov
Who can officiate
Judges or retired judges and ordained or authorized clergy or rabbis, at least 18, may officiate. Quaker, Baha'i and Latter-day Saints ceremonies under their own customs are also recognized.
Source: oklegislature.gov
Witnesses
2 required
At least two adult witnesses must be present.
Source: oklegislature.gov
Out-of-state couples
You do not have to live in Oklahoma to get a license here.
Source: oklahomacounty.org
Who issues the license
Court clerk (district court)
Licenses are issued by the court clerk of the district court in each county.
Source: oklegislature.gov
Not in our data yet: applying online, proxy marriage. Ask your county office.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a marriage license in Oklahoma?
$50. The license fee is set by state law at $50, or $5 for couples with a premarital counseling certificate.
Is there a waiting period in Oklahoma?
No. Adults have no waiting period. If either party is under 18, the application must be on file 72 hours before the license issues, unless a judge signs a waiver.
How long is a Oklahoma marriage license valid?
30 days. The ceremony must take place within 30 days of issue, anywhere in Oklahoma.
How old do you have to be to get married in Oklahoma?
18 is the standard age. Under 18 needs parent or guardian consent, and under 16 needs court authorization, which the law allows in pregnancy or paternity cases, so there is no fixed lower limit.
Does Oklahoma require a blood test?
No. No blood test is required.
Do you need witnesses to get married in Oklahoma?
At least two adult witnesses must be present.
Sources
Last verified . Fees and rules change; confirm with your county before you go. Spot an error? Report it.
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