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Both parties must be present. Present current, valid government issued photo i.d. and $30.00 to Clerk. Fill out application using our in-office Marriage Kiosk.
You can apply for your marriage license in Virginia by either showing up in person at any county/city court clerk's office or going online. The following county court clerk's offices allow you to apply online and send you a confirmation email once you do: Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William.
Pursuant to §20-48 of the 1950 Virginia Code, as amended, the minimum age at which a person may marry is 18. To speed up the process of obtaining your marriage license, you may complete the Online Marriage License Pre-Application. Upon completion you will receive a confirmation document.
There is no waiting period required between application and issuance of the license so you can have the ceremony immediately after receiving the license if you would like. Unused licenses do expire after day 60 (day of issuance is day 1) and MUST be returned to our office unused.
How long does it take? The whole marriage licence application process can take as little as 20 minutes! But plan a little extra to park and to take your time filling out the forms. Some Circuit Court Clerk's Offices even have the application online for you to fill out ahead of time to make this process even faster.
Legally, it's pretty simple to elope in Virginia. Virginia is a no wait state. So once you decide to get married, just go to the courthouse, get your marriage license (you both have to be there), and locate a legally-recognized officiant. No witnesses necessary.
Couples may obtain a marriage license from any circuit court in Virginia. Once the license is issued, there is no waiting period and no blood test is required. The marriage license is valid for 60 calendar days and the marriage must take place in Virginia.
Virginia is a very popular destination for elopements because there is no waiting period after obtaining a marriage license – engaged couples can apply for and pick up their Virginia marriage license at the courthouse and get married the same day. This makes Virginia an ideal place to get married quickly and easily.
There is no waiting period required between application and issuance of the license and a couple may be married immediately after the issuance of a license. No blood test is required.