Nevada marriage license, at a glance
- License fee
- $85–$102 (varies by county)
- Waiting period
- None
- Witnesses
- 1 witness
- License valid for
- 365 days
What you need to marry at a courthouse in Nevada: the license fee, waiting period, ID and witness rules. Last verified October 15, 2026 against official sources.

| Minimum age | 18 years old — 17-year-olds need a Nevada District Court order |
|---|---|
| Required identification | Both applicants appear together in person with government-issued photo ID (for example a driver's license or passport); names must match the ID exactly. |
| Who can perform the ceremony | A person authorized to perform marriages in Nevada: a licensed wedding chapel officiant, a church/religious official, or a Commissioner of Civil Marriages (the county civil marriage office). |
| Courthouse ceremonies | Yes. The Clark County Clerk's civil marriage office (book online, bring one witness) and the Washoe County Civil Marriage Commissioner (by appointment) perform ceremonies. |
| Ceremony fee | $75 |
Fees and procedures can differ by county. Always confirm with the clerk who will issue your license.
A printable PDF with the step-by-step process, a day-of timeline, a checklist and a budget sheet for Nevada.
The marriage license fee in Nevada is $85–$102 (varies by county).
The waiting period in Nevada is None.
Witnesses in Nevada: 1 witness.
A marriage license in Nevada is valid for 365 days.
Every rule above comes from an official page. We check these pages again every month.
This is an informational guide, not legal advice. Confirm requirements with your county clerk.