The County Clerk/Recorder office can issue a marriage license the same day of application. If you are getting married in Idaho, you may obtain a marriage license from any county in Idaho, regardless of the county in which the ceremony will be taking place.
To obtain a marriage license in Valley County:
PROOF OF IDENTITY AND AGE (Idaho Code 32-202)
Applicants 16 through 17 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian*. The applicant must present one of the following four:
Parent or legal guardian to complete an Affidavit of Consent to Marriage of Minor
*Legal guardian must supply a certified copy of their appointment of guardianship.
Applicants under 16 years of age need a court order
No; however, with an Idaho State Marriage License, you must get married in Idaho.
No, you may get married the same day.
No, an Idaho State Marriage License is only valid for ceremonies performed in Idaho.
There is no expiration date on the license. If not returned within a year, please contact Vital Statistics at (334-5980).
No, an authorized clergy member, judge, or other designated official must perform the ceremony.
No, you may contact a judge to make an appointment for the same day or for the future. A list of judges is available at the Recorder’s Office.
No, you must present a certified copy of the Marriage License to both the Social Security Office and the Department of Motor Vehicle. (A certified copy of your Marriage License will be mailed to the address you have provided after the Recorder’s Office receives the bottom section from the officiant.)