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*Effective Feb 19, 2007*
Marriage Licenses may be applied for in the municipality where either party resides, and is valid in any municipality in the State of New Jersey. If neither party is a resident of New Jersey, the application is to be made in the municipality where the marriage is to be performed. (Note: This license will only be valid in the municipality that issued the license.)
The marriage license application may be downloaded by clicking here. (Note: Applicants may only complete page one of this application. The rest of this application must completed in the Health Department office.)
An application for a marriage license must be physically submitted no later than 72 hours prior to the marriage event. There is a $28.00 filing fee for a marriage license. A marriage license application may be filed for between the hours of 9AM-12PM and 2PM-4PM at the Health Department, no appointment is necessary.
What you should bring with you when you apply for a Marraige License:
- If you are divorced or have had a marriage annulled, please bring the divorce decree or the civil annulment documents.
- If your former spouse is deceased, please bring a certified copy of the death certificate.
- A valid photo copy of your driver's license or state issued identification along with a certified birth certificate (preferred) or a valid passport if the birth certificate is not available.
- Proof of residency.
- Your social security card or social security number (required by law and will be kept confidential).
- A witness (18 years or older with valid I.D.) who knows both applicants.
- The $28.00 application fee.
To apply for a certified copy of your marriage license, download & complete the Vital Statistics Request Form. You may request a certified copy of your marriage license only if the marriage took place in Middletown Township. Vital Statistics and Records information requests will not be honored via telephone.
Click here for more information on Vital Statistics.
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