St. Lucie County Online Premarital Preparation Course

St. Lucie County Online Premarital Preparation Course, Wedding Venue and Marriage License Information

Welcome to the St. Lucie 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 St. Lucie County.

Here’s How It Works:

The St. Lucie 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 St. Lucie County Online Premarital Preparation Course Covers the Following Cities:
  • Fort Pierce
  • Fort Pierce South
  • Hutchinson Island
  • Lakewood Park
  • Port St. Lucie
  • Port St. Lucie-River Park
  • White City

 

To purchase your online premarital preparation course, click here.

 

St. Lucie County Wedding Venue Information

1. Creative Catering Banquet Hall – Port St. Lucie, FL

St. Lucie County Online Premarital Preparation Course

2. Fort Pierce Yacht Club – Fort Pierce, FL

3. PGA Golf Club at PGA Village – Port St. Lucie, FL

4. River Walk – Port St. Lucie, FL

5. St. Lucie Trail Golf Club – Port St. Lucie, FL

6. The Legacy Golf Club – Port St. Lucie, FL

St. Lucie County Marriage License Information

Save time!!! Pre-Apply Online for your Marriage License

http://oncore.stlucieclerk.com/Kiosk/

Marriage License Information / Requirements   English | Spanish   


Address:

201 South Indian River Drive

Fort Pierce, FL 3450 (2nd Floor)

Directions To This Location

MAILING ADDRESS:

Clerk of Circuit Court Marriage Department P. O. Box 700 Fort Pierce, Florida 34954

Phone:  (772) 462-6999

Fax:      (772) 462-1283

Hours: 8AM -5PM, Mon – Fri

Note: The Marriage & Official Records Department Stop Processing Documents at 4:30 PM

 

OPTIONAL COUNSELING CLASS   

DEPARTMENT FEES 

FAQ’S   

All marriage license costs are available on the fees page. We accept cash, money order, Visa, Discover, Master Card, American Express or cashier’s check. (Make checks payable to: Clerk of Court) Correct change is appreciated. There is a three (3) day waiting period on the license, which begins when the Marriage License is signed in the Clerks Office.

Department History: The Marriage License requirements have been modified over the years based on current changes in Florida Statute 741

 

To obtain a Marriage License you may do one of the following:

  • Both parties must be present in the office, with valid driver’s license or picture identification card and social security number.

OR

  • You may go to this website (http://oncore.stlucieclerk.com/kiosk) and complete the form to pre-apply for a license. Completing the online form begins the request process and does not constitute an issuance of a marriage license.

Steps:

    1. Complete the information requested
    2. Once completed, click on the SUBMIT

button

    1. You will receive a transaction number to bring to the marriage license department
    2. Driver license and social security numbers for both parties if available. (If not please see our FAQ’s)

If there has been a divorce within the last six (6) months, a certified copy of the Final Divorce Decree is required. If it has been longer than six (6) months, just the exact date is needed.

Both parties must read the Family Law Handbook and sign an affidavit stating that the handbook was read. Copies are available in the Marriage License Department, or you may download a copy from this site:

· Family Law Handbook (English) or (Spanish Version)In 1998 the Florida Legislature passed a law based on the knowledge that, among other things, the state has a compelling interest in educating its citizens with regard to marriage. For you, that law means that both parties must read the Family Law Handbook and sign an affidavit stating that the handbook was read.
· Family Law Handbook AffidavitThe affidavit required to be signed by both parties stating that the Family Law Handbook has been read prior to obtaining a marriage license.

 For your convenience, D’Arienzo Psychological Group has supplied information here from the St. Lucie County Marriage License website. Please refer to the St. Lucie County Clerk of Court website for additional information. http://www.stlucieclerk.com/

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