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After the wedding ceremony, the original copy of the marriage license must be returned to the County Clerks office for recording. Pursuant to MCL 551.104, the marriage license must be returned within 10 days of the ceremony.
Copies of marriage verification can be obtained through the local county clerk where the marriage took place, or through the MDHHS Vital Records Office by mail-in requests or in-person requests. Anyone can request these records, as they are public.
Are Michigan Marriage Records Public Information? Yes. Michigan marriage records are public information and covered by the Michigan FOIA. As public information, the records are mostly available to the general public on request.
Valid drivers license or state ID showing current address. Birth certificate or valid passport. If passport is used instead of birth certificate, full names of both parents and the state or country where they were born must be provided at time of application.
After youve tied the knot, mail your completed marriage license to the county within 10 days of your ceremony, and wait 10 more days before purchasing your certified copy from the same location for an additional fee. If you submit your completed license in person, you can pick up a certified copy that same day.
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Pick-up/Waiting Period Information Please Note: One or both parties must appear at our office to apply for the marriage license, you must pick up the license in person.
There is a required 3-day waiting period after submitting an application and before the license can be picked up. The license expires 33 days from the application date.
A couple wanting to marry and have their marriage recognized by Michigan law would have to apply for and receive a marriage license. After the marriage license was issued, the marriage would then have to be authorized by a judge, a mayor, a court clerk or a minister.
Although Michigan does not recognize common law marriages, there is a way unmarried couples can protect their rights. This is through a cohabitation agreement, which is very similar to a premarital agreement in the state.
Contact the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Vital Records and Health Statistics, Vital Records Requests, P.O. Box 30721, Lansing MI 48909, or call 517-335-8666. Order forms are available online on the MDHHS website, too. Contact the county clerk in the county where the event occurred.

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