Hendry County Online Premarital Preparation Course

Hendry County Online Premarital Preparation Course, Wedding Venue and Marriage License Information

Welcome to the Hendry County Online Premarital Preparation Course.

Purchase Florida Premarital Course for $14.97 Here Now

Avoid the three day wait requirement and save $32.50 on your marriage license in Hendry County. We do provide the approved premarital course in an online format so you can save money on your marriage license and avoid waiting three days to have your marriage license issued to you.

Here’s how it works:

The Hendry County Courthouse will discount your marriage license application fee $32.50 upon completing our online premarital preparation course. 

The cost of our the course is $14.97, so you will actually SAVE $12.51 on your marriage license and there will be no out of pocket cost.

Our Online Premarital Preparation Course for Hendry County Covers the Following Cities:
  • Clewiston
  • Harlem
  • La Belle

To purchase your online premarital preparation course, click here.

Wedding Venue Information

1.  Clewiston Golf Club – Clewiston, FL.

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2. Port LaBelle Inn – La Belle, FL.Hendry County Online Premarital Preparation Course. port-labelle-inn port-labelle-inn-2 port-labelle-inn-3 port-labelle-inn-4

3. Clewiston Inn – Clewiston, FL.

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Marriage License Information

HENDRY COUNTY FLORIDA______MARRIAGE LICENSE______PUBLIC NOTICE

Effective January 1, 1999, all Florida residents who apply for a marriage license will have a three-day waiting period and must read a marriage handbook available at the Clerk’s office. To avoid this three-day requirement, couples must complete a pre-marital preparation course (given by a course provider registered with the Hendry County Clerk of the Circiut Court). By completing both the course and the handbook, the marriage license fee will be reduced from $96.50 to $65.50(a savings of $31.00). To contact the Clerk’s Marriage Division, call 863-675-5217. Increased fees effective July 1, 2004

Marriage Licenses Commonly Asked Questions

How much does a Marriage License cost?  

The current fee for a Marriage License is $96.50.

Is a blood test required?

The State of Florida does not require a blood test.

Is a waiting period required?  

If both the bride and the groom are not a resident of the State of Florida, then no waiting period is required and the fee for the marriage license is $96.50. If either the bride or the groom are a resident of the State of Florida, then Florida requires a three day waiting period from the date you apply for your license before you can be married and the fee is $96.50. If both the bride and the groom have taken a premarital preparation course within one year prior to applying for their marriage license, from a provider that is registered with the Clerk of Courts, you will qualify for a reduction in the fee of $31.00, which will make the fee $65.50. The waiting period will then be waived.

How is the waiting period counted?  

The date the license is issued does not count as the first day. You will need to wait two additional full days. You may then be married on the following day. For example, assuming you are eligible for the three day waiting period: If you obtain your marriage license on Monday, then you can get married on Thursday. If you obtain your marriage license on Tuesday, then you can get married on Friday. If you obtain your marriage license on Wednesday, then you can get married on Saturday. If you obtain your marriage license on Thursday, then you can get married on Sunday. If you obtain your marriage license on Friday, then you can get married on Monday.

How long is a marriage license good for?

A Marriage License must be used within 60 days from the effective date.

What kind of identification do I need?  

Any legal document with your date of birth on it: i.e. drivers license, military ID, or passport. Must have picture ID on it.

Will I need my social security number to apply for a marriage license?  

Yes. You will need to show social security card or document with social security number on it.

Will we have to read any material prior to our marriage license being issued?  

Yes. Both the bride and the groom must read and make a sworn affidavit that they have read the Florida Marriage / Family Law Handbook created by the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar. The handbooks are freely available at the Clerk’s Marriage Division or click here to download a copy from this website.

Do I need to bring witnesses?  

Witnesses are not required in the State of Florida

What is the age limit a person can get a marriage license without parental consent?  

The individual must be at least 18 years of age.

Do I need to bring my divorce papers or spouse’s death certificate with me to get my marriage license?  

You will need to bring divorce papers or death certificate when applying.

What are your hours?  

Monday through Friday, 8:30AM to 5:00PM. You must arrive prior to 4:30PM to have your license issued.

Where are you located?  

We are located in the C. E. Hall Administration Building, Second Floor, Room 228, 25 E. Hickpoochee Ave, LaBelle, Florida

Who can perform marriage ceremonies?  

Ordained ministers or elders in communion with some church, all judicial officers, clerks of the circuit courts, and notaries public of the State of Florida.

Can we be married there at the Clerk’s office?  

Yes. We perform ceremonies at the Clerk’s office for small parties. There is a charge of $30.00 for us to perform the ceremony. We ask that you be at the office no later than 3:30PM with your license and the ceremony to be performed no later than 4:30PM.

Can cousins marry each other?  

Per the Florida Statute #741.21 – Incestuous marriages prohibited. A man may not marry any woman to whom he is related by lineal consanguinity, nor his sister, nor his aunt, nor his niece. A woman may not marry any man to who she is related by lineal consanguinity, nor her brother, nor uncle, nor her nephew.

If I get a marriage license in the State of Florida, can I take it to another state to be married?  

No. The license is only good in the State in Florida and you must be married in the State of Florida.

How much does it cost for a certified copy of my marriage license?  

Each certified copy of a marriage license cost $3.00.

Please refer to the Hendry County Clerk of Court website for additional information. http://www.hendryclerk.org/

 

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