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Is a Social Security number required in Sevier County?

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Direct answer

In Sevier County, each applicant must present a Social Security card or, if unable to provide the card, must know the number. A non-U.S. citizen is not asked for one — a valid passport is the only documentation required.

Published rule and conditions

Social Security number rule
Each applicant must present a Social Security card or, if unable to provide the card, must know the number. A non-U.S. citizen is not asked for one — a valid passport is the only documentation required.
Official requirement

AND Social Security Card (if you are unable to provide your card you MUST know number) NOTE: If you are a non U.S. citizen a valid passport is the only documentation required

Issuing office

Sevier County Clerk

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Official sources for this answer

  • MarriagesSevier County Clerk - checked July 30, 2026

    Both applicants must be present to obtain marriage license. There is no waiting period. License must be used within 30 days from the date it was obtained in our office. License can be used same day as obtained at one of our offices. Fee for out of state residents is $41.00 cash, or if paying by card there will be a small processing fee. Fee for Tennessee residents in $101.00 cash, or if paying by card there will be a small processing fee. Tennessee Premarital Waiver: Sixty dollars ($60.00) will be waived if applicants complete a four-hour premarital course and present a notarized certificate of completion.

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