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Can a minor apply for a marriage license in Clark County?

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Direct answer

In Clark County, a 17-year-old applicant who is a resident of Clark County must first obtain a court order from a Nevada District Court Judge. This is the only published exception to the age-18 rule; no one under 17 may be licensed. The Clerk states it does not give legal advice on this process.

Published rule and conditions

Minor applicant rule
A 17-year-old applicant who is a resident of Clark County must first obtain a court order from a Nevada District Court Judge. This is the only published exception to the age-18 rule; no one under 17 may be licensed.

The Clerk states it does not give legal advice on this process.

Applies in some cases

If you are a 17-year-old minor and a resident of Clark County, you must obtain a court order from a Nevada District Court Judge.

Issuing office

Clark County Clerk's Office, Marriage License Bureau

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Official sources for this answer

  • Marriage License RequirementsClark County Clerk's Office - checked July 26, 2026

    You must be at least 18 years old. There is no waiting period. You do not need a blood test. You both have to be here in-person at the same time to complete the process and obtain your marriage license. A marriage license costs $102; you can pay by credit or debit card, but there is an additional fee -- and checks are not accepted. Once you submit your application, it will stay in our system for one year.

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