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Ordering from a local register office You can also order certificates from the local register office where the birth, death or marriage was registered.
How to order Online + Request an online order from VitalChek. ... By phone + Call VitalChek: (617) 740-2606. ... By mail + Send your completed vital records mail order form and a check or money order payable to Commonwealth of Massachusetts to: ... In person +
Once your officiant-to-be gets the certificate ? usually 2?4 weeks after applying ? they have to file it with the city or town clerk that will issue your marriage license within 10 days of the ceremony.
Marriage records beginning in 1921 to the present are located at the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Registry of Vital Records and Statistics. The MDPH maintains no online index for these records.
The Massachusetts State Archives currently hold marriages for all Massachusetts cities and towns for the years 1841 through 1925. 150 Mount Vernon St. Marriage records from 1926 to the present are also available through the various offices of City and Town clerks.
Searching Public Records You can access vital records, including marriage records, online or in person at the courthouse of the city where the marriage was likely to occur, and you can usually see a copy for free or for a small fee.
The Registry of Vital Records (RVRS) preserves Massachusetts vital records for documentation and research. You can request certified copies of birth, death, marriage, and divorce records that are open to the public.
Free at FamilySearch; Name index to marriage records from the state of Massachusetts. Free at the FamilySearch Library; Includes index and digital images of published town vital records.