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Twin Falls County Marriage Records

Marriage records in Twin Falls County, Idaho, are available through several channels. TwinFallsCourt.us allows you to quickly find public information about the county's marriage records. In addition, the original documents are kept by the County Recorder's office and can be requested in person, by mail, or through the online portal of the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Below is a practical guide to searching, ordering, and obtaining marriage records in this county.

Twin Falls Marriage Records Search

In Idaho, the issuance of marriage licenses and the registration of marriage certificates are carried out by the County Recorder of the county where the license was issued. In Twin Falls County, this function is performed by the Twin Falls County Recorder's office. The collection includes marriage licenses, returned (registered) marriage certificates, as well as historical records maintained since the county's formation.

Marriage licenses in Idaho are public documents — anyone can request a copy. However, certified copies of marriage certificates through the State Health Department are only available for records registered after 1947. If you need a record older than this date, contact the County Recorder directly.

Twin Falls County Recorder
425 Shoshone Street North, Suite 225Twin Falls, ID 83301Phone: (208) 736-4004Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00–17:00

Certified Marriage Record Copies and Fees in Twin Falls

The cost of services depends on where you order the copy — at the county level or through the state. Below are the estimated fees.

ServiceCostNote
Certified Copy (through Idaho Vital Records)$16.00Records from 1947 and later
Additional Copy (in one order, state)$8.00Each subsequent copy of the same record
Certified Copy (County Recorder)Check with the officeFees set according to Idaho Code § 31-3205
Search Fee (state)Included in the copy cost—
Expedited Processing (state, FedEx)Additional ~$20.00Delivery within 1–2 business days after processing

The processing time for a standard request through the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare is usually 4–6 weeks by mail. Online orders may be faster. Note: county-level fees may vary, so it's best to confirm the current amount by phone before visiting.

Order Marriage Certificates Online or In Person in Twin Falls

There are three main ways to obtain a copy of a marriage certificate registered in Twin Falls County.

Online Order

The Idaho Department of Health allows you to order a certified copy online through its VitalChek portal. To do this, you need to:

  1. Go to the state's records order page.
  2. Select the document type — Marriage Certificate.
  3. Provide the full names of both spouses, the date, and place of marriage registration.
  4. Upload a copy of a photo ID.
  5. Pay the fee with a credit or debit card.

This method works for records registered after 1947.

In-Person Request

Visit the Twin Falls County Recorder's office at the address provided above. Bring a valid photo ID. A copy is usually issued on the day of the request — the queue is rarely long. No appointment is necessary.

Mail Order

Send a written request to the County Recorder's address or the state Vital Records address:

Idaho Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics
P.O. Box 83720Boise, ID 83720-0036

Include in the letter:

  • Full names of the spouses (including maiden name).
  • Approximate date of marriage.
  • County where the license was issued.
  • Purpose of the request.
  • A copy of the applicant's ID.
  • A check or money order for the appropriate amount (payable to Idaho Department of Health and Welfare).
  • A return address with an envelope.

For older records not included in the state's database, direct your request directly to Twin Falls County. The County Recorder's office retains the original licenses and can issue a certified copy faster than the state bureau — often within a few business days.

If you need information about court cases related to marriage or divorce, use the Idaho Courts portal to search the iCourt database or contact the Idaho Court Assistance Office for help with forms and procedures.