How much does a marriage license cost in Colorado?

In Colorado the marriage license fee is $30.

Is there a waiting period for a marriage license in Colorado?

No — Colorado has no waiting period. The license can be used the same day it's issued.

A Colorado marriage license is valid for 35 days from the date of issuance.

No — Colorado requires both applicants to apply in person.

Yes — Colorado requires None required (self-solemnization allowed) witness(es) to sign the marriage license at the ceremony.

Marriage license · Colorado

Everything Colorado couples need — fee, waiting period, ID requirements, where to apply and how long the license stays valid.

License fee	$30
Waiting period	None
License valid for	35 days
Minimum age	18 (16 with consent)
ID required	Photo ID
Blood test	No
Witnesses	None required (self-solemnization allowed)
Apply online	No — in person only
Where to apply	Any County Clerk

Decide where to apply. In Colorado, you apply at any county clerk.
Gather your documents. Bring photo id for both partners.
Apply in person. Most Colorado offices charge $30 per license.
Wait the required none. There's no waiting period — you can use the license the same day.
Use the license within 35 days. After it expires you'll need to apply (and pay) again.
Have it signed. None required (self-solemnization allowed) witness(es) must sign at the ceremony.
Return the signed license. Your officiant files it with the issuing office; you'll receive a certified marriage certificate within a few weeks.

Colorado allows self-solemnization — couples can marry without an officiant.

How much does a marriage license cost in Colorado?: In Colorado the marriage license fee is $30.
Is there a waiting period for a marriage license in Colorado?: No — Colorado has no waiting period. The license can be used the same day it's issued.
How long is a Colorado marriage license valid?: A Colorado marriage license is valid for 35 days from the date of issuance.
Can you apply for a marriage license online in Colorado?: No — Colorado requires both applicants to apply in person.
Do you need witnesses to get married in Colorado?: Yes — Colorado requires None required (self-solemnization allowed) witness(es) to sign the marriage license at the ceremony.

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