Martin County Online Premarital Preparation Course

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

Welcome to the Martin 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 Martin County.

Here’s how it works:

The Martin County Courthouse will discount your marriage license application fee $32.50 upon completing our online premarital preparation course. The standard fee for a marriage license is $93.50, however, applicants who file a certification that both parties have completed our online premarital preparation course within the past 12 months, are entitled to a discount ($32.50), making their fee $61.00.

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 Martin County Online Premarital Preparation Course Covers the Following Cities:
  • Arundel
  • Hobe Sound
  • Hutchinson Island South
  • Indiantown
  • Jensen Beach
  • Jupiter Island
  • North River Shores
  • Ocean Breeze Park
  • Palm City
  • Port Mayaca
  • Port Salerno
  • Sewall’s Point
  • Stuart
  • William Field

To purchase your online premarital preparation course, click here.

Please refer to the Martin County Clerk of Court website for additional information. http://www.martinclerk.com/

Martin County Wedding Venue Information

1. Hutchinson Island Marriott Beach Resort & Marina – Stuart, FL.

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2. 7 Mermaids River house – Stuart, FL.

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3. Kane Center – Stuart, FL.

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4. Mansion at Tuckahoe – Jensen Beach, FL.

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5. Monarch Country Club – Palm City, FL.

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6. Willoughby Golf Club – Stuart, FL.

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Marriage License Information


Marriage License Requirements
  • Both parties must be present and provide valid identification (valid driver’s license, state I.D. card or passport)
  • If previously married, the month, day and year that the previous marriage ended must be provided.
  • The fee for a marriage license is $93.50 and may be paid using cash or credit card. When using a credit card a transaction fee of 3.5% will be charged. This fee may be reduced to $61.00 if the parties participate in an approved premarital preparation course provided by a Qualified Course Provider who is registered with this office. A list of registered qualified course providers is available in the Clerk’s Office. The course provider must furnish the parties with a Certificate of Completion which must be presented to the Clerk’s Office when applying for the marriage license, in order to receive the reduced fee.
  • Waiting Period 1. Non-Florida residents – no waiting period 2. Florida residents who participate in premarital preparation course – no waiting period 3. Florida residents who do not participate in premarital preparation course – 3 days
  • Both parties are required to read the Family Law Handbook prior to applying for a marriage license. Copies of the Handbook are available in our office. Florida Statutes requires you to sign a statement, verifying that you have read the handbook
  • Florida Statutes requires each party to provide the Clerk’s office with their social security number, passport number, alien admission number or alien file number
  • Blood test are not required
  • The Marriage License is valid for 60 days from the issue date.
 
Wedding Ceremonies
  • Ceremonies are performed Monday through Friday at 10:00a.m. or 3p.m.
  • Ceremonies are performed at other times by appointment.
  • The fee for the ceremony is $30.00, payable by cash or credit card. When paying by credit card, a transaction fee of 3.5% is assessed. This fee is in addition to the Marriage License fee.
  • Ceremonies may be performed in a private office, the courthouse courtyard, or the Gazebo (weather permitting).
Where Your Marriage License Fee Goes
  • $2 to the Clerk of Court for receiving the application and issuance of the marriage license. (741.01(1) F.S.)
  • $30 to the Clerk of Circuit Court for preparing and administering of oath; issuing, sealing, recording of the marriage license; and providing a certified copy. (28.24(2B) F.S.)
  • $29 to Florida Department of Health & Rehabilitative Services for funding domestic violence centers.(741.01(2))
  • $7.50 to the Florida State Treasury for deposit in the Displaced Homemaker Trust Fund. (741.01 (3) F.S.)
  • $25 to the Florida Supreme Court for deposit in the Family Courts Trust Fund.(741.01(4))

*Effective July ’04

 

Important Notice to Persons Authorized to Perform Marriages (741.07, Florida Statutes)
It is essential that we maintain an accurate public record of marriages performed in Martin County, Florida. The following tips will help you to perform error free ceremonies: Florida law requires that, before you solemnize any marriage, the parties must present a marriage license issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Section 741.08, Florida Statutes, require that within 10 days after performing the marriage, you shall sign the Certificate on the license and return it to this office. We have provided a self-addressed envelope. Please put your correct return address on the envelope in case we need to contact you. If you are a Notary Public, you must affix your seal, your signature and your printed name, the expiration date of your commission, and your commission number. If you are of any religious order that has a seal, you are encouraged to affix your seal. Complete the Certificate with black ink. Do not use red ink. If you have any questions regarding this application and license, contact the Domestic Relations Department – 100 East Ocean Blvd, B-2, Stuart, Florida 34994 (772) 419-4078 or the Hobe Sound Annex at 11730 SE Federal Highway, Hobe Sound, Florida (772) 546-1308.
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