Pinellas County Marriage License

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Pinellas County processes marriage licenses through the Clerk of the Circuit Court, which requires both applicants to appear together in person.

License fee $93.50 standard fee, reduced by $32.50 (to $61) for residents and non-residents alike who complete a premarital preparation course.
Waiting period 3 days for Florida residents (waived by completing the premarital course); non-residents of Florida are exempt from the waiting period entirely (Florida statewide rule).
Documents / ID required Photo identification (driver’s license, state ID card, passport, or I-94 card) and Social Security numbers for both applicants (the physical card is not required).
License validity 60 days from the date of issuance (Florida statewide rule).
Where & how to apply Apply together, in person, at the Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit Court. A printed premarital course completion certificate must be presented at the time of application to receive the fee reduction.
Office hours Confirm current hours before visiting; call 727-464-7000 with questions.

Special notes

Applicants must be at least 18 to apply for a marriage license in Pinellas County, except in special circumstances authorized by a judge. There is no blood test requirement.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a premarital course save us in Pinellas County?

Completing a Florida-approved premarital course and presenting the printed certificate lowers the fee by $32.50, from $93.50 to $61, and waives the 3-day waiting period for Florida residents.

Do we need our physical Social Security cards in Pinellas County?

No. You need to provide your Social Security numbers on the application, but you don’t need to bring the physical cards.

Official source: Pinellas County Clerk of the Circuit Court — https://pinellas.gov/services/apply-for-a-marriage-license/
Last verified: September 2026

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