i was married in 1972 in papillion neb and need a copy of my marriage license.?
367183
The Courthouse of what ever county it was you were married in should have your marriage license.  If not there are numerous on-line agencies that find these for people but there are fees involved.
274953
the easiest way would be to go to the library and look for it on microfiche, you can print it from there. Archives online do not usually go back that far..
652976
I would contact the City of St. Louis(City Hall) and ask them for a copy.. I am sure they will charge you)
440614
Go to your city Court House.  It would proably cost under $10. it will not be the original with the seal, but it will be a copy,and that is all that you need to get what is needed
252272
Go into the county recorder.  It's public information.
491683
You can go to the Clerk of Court and give them the names - they will be able to give you a copy (for a fee of course)
1162729
go to the courhouse and ask where you can view records,.  It will be free unless you want a copy.  Then you will have to pay  a minimal charge .   I foyu do it online it may costs something, but again not that much.
155538
the state vital records department should have a copy of any marriage certificates. the vital records department is usually located at that states capital.  same place where you would go to get a copy of a birth certificate.  if you cant get the info over the phone(because of your extenuating circumstances) you may need to appear in person and speak directly to a supervisor.
628868
records office in the county you were born in.  they will charge you for it but can do a search and mail it to you.
1103534
I don't think the person above me understood your question.  Your husband wants just a >>copy<< of the records, not the original records themselves.  As least that's what I understand from reading your question.\n\nI'd suggest that you contact the Kansas Attorney General's Office and see if they can give you some sort of guidance.  \n\nhttp://www.accesskansas.org/ksag/contact.htm\n\nI'd start with the Communications Office and see if they can refer you to someone.\n\nIn the end you may have to contact a lawyer to get copies.\n\nGood luck!\n\nBill
984730
First, you need to know what County the marriage license was recorded in.  So if it is San Diego County, then go to the San Diego County Clerk and Recorder website, sometimes you can download the images and print them, if not their contact information will be on the website!!
507001
You will probably need to go to the county courthouse or the place where the clerk of court (in the state and county the paper were filed) is at and obtain the copy there.  The particular agency or county may have a website to locate these documents, but they may not be viewable on a public website.
660947
would  have been a little easier to help you with your answer if i had known what state you had been married in. But maybe this link will help you out..
644224
Do you know what state they were married in?\nIf you do all you have to do is contact the dept of vital records because if it is a legal marriage it would of gone through that dept.
361783
Go to the clerk's office and ask to see your file. You may be able to get a copy of the court order.
643087
Try the city hall.  They should have a department of vital records.
176873
Go to your county office and speak to the county clerk.  They can direct you to the office of property records.  There may be a small charge for the service, too.