Pima County marriage license: hours, fee and what to bring
Pima County in Arizona takes marriage license applications at 3 offices listed on the county's pages, including Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court in Pima County - Civil and Family Support Services, at 110 W Congress St, Room 131A, Tucson AZ 85701-1317. Expect a $98 fee; the office is listed without an appointment rule on the pages we checked.
Open the issuing office's page (pima.gov)
Office hours and address
Pima County lists 3 places to apply. Hours and rules can differ between them.
Ajo Justice Court
| Mon to Fri | 8:30 am to 4:30 pm |
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Not listed: Saturday and Sunday.
Source: pima.gov, checked
Pima County Superior Court
| Mon to Fri | 8:30 am to 4:30 pm |
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Not listed: Saturday and Sunday.
Source: pima.gov, checked
Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court in Pima County - Civil and Family Support Services
110 W Congress St, Room 131A, Tucson AZ 85701-1317Phone: 520-724-3206
| Monday - Friday | 8 am to 5 pm | Closed during court holidays |
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Source: cosc.pima.gov, checked
Fee and payment
The county's page lists the marriage license fee as $98.
| marriage license | $98.00 |
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Source: pima.gov, checked
The office lists these ways to pay: money order payable to Clerk of the Superior Court, cashier's check payable to Clerk of the Superior Court.
Source: pima.gov, checked
Arizona state rules
The items below are set by the state. They are summarized from the cited page and do not replace it.
How Pima compares
Compared with 60 other covered counties (all covered counties), Pima's $98 fee is higher than the median of $61.77. 1 of 32 comparable covered counties list Saturday hours; Pima does not list one. Listed opening time adds up to about 40.0 hours across the week.
What to bring and who must come
Call ahead: sources differ on the ID and documents.
- form of identification
Source: cosc.pima.gov, checked
- two forms of identification (one must bear a picture), Passport, Military I.D.
Source: pima.gov, checked
Before you go, call about the differing rule on who must appear.
- One applicant may come alone in the cases the office lists, bringing a form or ID for the other. Both parties are required to appear in person except when special circumstances prevent one applicant from appearing; the other applicant may bring a notarized affidavit.
Source: cosc.pima.gov, checked
- One applicant may come alone in the cases the office lists, bringing a form or ID for the other. Both parties must ordinarily be present; if one party is incarcerated, that applicant may provide a notarized application through the second applicant.
Source: pima.gov, checked
Nearby covered counties
These covered counties are the closest by straight-line distance from the county center. Whether you may apply there depends on state and county rules, so confirm before you drive.
- Maricopa County, AZ: about 94 mi, fee $98, appointments or walk-ins, no Saturday hours listed
- San Bernardino County, CA: about 316 mi, fee $120, appointment required, no Saturday hours listed
- Bernalillo County, NM: about 357 mi, fee $55, walk-ins accepted, no Saturday hours listed
- Los Angeles County, CA: about 401 mi, fee $91, appointment required, no Saturday hours listed
Call ahead before you go
Posted hours and fees can change without notice, and a page can lag behind the counter. We last checked these facts on . The office phone number on its page is 520-724-3206. Confirm with the office, and if something here is out of date, report a change.