Marriage License Information for Green Lake County, Wisconsin

Below is all of the marriage license information you need in order to file in the county you will be married in. Please note that we have provided links to your county clerk’s official website as well as a link to the marriage license application form you will file.

Office Address 571 County Road A PO Box 3188 Green Lake, WI 5494 Office Hours County Clerk's Office is open Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. Closed for holidays.

Office Phone 920-294-4005

Useful Links County Website Marriage License Form

Is a Blood Test Required?
No

Does one of us need to go in person to apply?
Both of you

How much is it?

$75.00 cash (subject to change). Credit and debit cards are not accepted.

What do I need to bring?

Both applicants must provide a birth certificate, a driver’s license or State identification card and Social Security number. If either applicant was previously married, a certified copy of the divorce decree or death certificate must be presented at time of application.

How To Apply:

All applicants must present a CERTIFIED COPY of a Birth Certificate obtained from the Register of Deeds Office in the county of birth or the State Registrar in the state of birth, Driver's license or state ID card with current address and Social Security number. If either applicant was previously married, SIGNED copies of judgment of divorce papers, legal annulment papers or certified copies of death certificates showing how your last marriage ended must be shown when applying for the license.

When does It Expire:

The license is valid for 30 days after the date of issuance and the marriage must be performed within that period.

Name Change:
Filing for a marriage license in the state of Wisconsin does not cause your or your spouse’s last name to automatically change. Married name change services are available to guide you through the married name change process if you opt to change your name.

Same Sex Couple:
Use this online resource for more information about your state’s marriage legislation.