Michigan Marriage Records

To begin, add a marriage record or view a list of locations and resources for Michigan marriage records.

Marriage records in the state of Michigan can be vitally important in dozens of situations, which is why it's a good thing that they're easy to find, once you know a few key tips.

In Michigan, vital records are held by the Vital Records Office. This institution has records dating back all the way to 1867, although many marriages were not recorded with the state, especially before 1921. Michigan law MCL 333.2882(1) states that any individual can obtain a copy of a marriage record, although those with detailed quandaries may want to check the legislation.

While not the only way to make orders, one of the quickest ways to get Michigan marriage records is to order online. This way you can get what you need without leaving the convenience of your home, plus you'll get fast results.

To receive a marriage record fill out the Michigan Marriage Certificate Mail-in Form. Mail your application to:

Michigan marriage certificates and records are available as far back as 1926, with a few records dating back to 1867. If you need a copy that is dated earlier than 1926, you may want to request one at the County Clerk in the county where the marriage license was issued. There is a fee of $26.00, which you may pay with check or money order. For more information visit: Michigan Department of Community Health