Georgia Free Marriage Records Search

by Claire Dowell

When two people want to be together, a marriage ceremony usually follows the dating phase. Not every couple survives the storms of marriage but records are everlasting like the Georgia Marriage Records. The public has been able to access this information since the year 1805; before that, some of the records were maintained at the county level. With over 9 million residents in 2014, countless marriages have occurred. Significant details are maintained by the state archives as directed by the laws of the state. However, inevitable situations such as courthouse fires have destroyed some of the files.

For marriages up to 1900, they are kept in microfilm aside from the records maintained by the Georgia Department of Archives. The marriages before 1800 are put into one volume and can be accessed at every main genealogy library. There are also massive databases that the state is keeping the records in one piece. A requestor must provide certain documents when asking for this type of information. This involves any photo ID like a state identification card, social security card, military card or driver's license.

The processing time with most marriage certificate requests takes weeks to months. The couple can temporarily use the Record of Marriage document as proof of marriage when the certificate has not been obtained yet. This is received after the wedding ceremony. When an individual changes to her married surname, the Record of Marriage can be used in some states while there are others which need the marriage certificate.

By United States law, every state must charge a small fee to access marriage records. The fees include the search process and not the information itself. A cost of one copy is $10. One copy of the marriage license record or similar records are included when the documents are located. It is important that you include the name, place, time and participants of the marriage of the record you are looking for.

A marriage license can easily be gotten hold of in Georgia. A marriage record is not needed anymore before a license is released. On the other hand, a divorce record is required from anyone who has been divorced. The records contain basic information such as the full names of the couple, their ages, parents' names, birthplace, sanctifying officer, time and location of the event.

As stated above, marriage license records are easy to obtain in Georgia. If you go to the government offices, you can get hold of public information by paying a small cost. However, keep in mind that this kind of process takes the longest time. If you want to save yourself from the frustration, you can look for a private records provider on the internet. The express results require a little fee. You are free to select which office you want to go to with requesting records; from a private records provider or a government office. Both of these offices can live up to the search services they offer. The only difference between the two is the processing time of doing the search and getting the information to you.



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