The Deeds & Records Office is now located in the Public Service Building (125 East 8th Avenue).
The Elections Office remains at 275 West 10th Avenue.
Till Death do us Arrrgh!
Vampirate Marriage Ceremonies Set Sail This Halloween!
Lane County Clerk’s Office is hosting spooky ‘scaremonies’ for couples looking to tie the knot with a twist

There are 15 time slots available on a first-come, first-served basis. Ceremonies will be held in 20-minute intervals from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Friday, October 31st, at the Public Service Building, 125 E 8th Ave, Eugene.
To schedule a Scaremony, couples must first get a valid marriage license.
The license must be purchased before booking your ceremony.
Marriage licenses are available from the County Clerk’s Office – Deeds and Records Department (125 E 8th Ave).
You must:
- Fill out the online Marriage License Application
- Visit the Clerk’s Office at least three days before your ceremony to finish the process
If your license is from another county, you may still bring it to your Scaremony. It is your responsibility to bring it with you.
Fees
Marriage License
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$60.00
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Decorative Certificate (optional)
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$1.00
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1st Certified Copy of a Marriage License
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$7.75
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Each additional certified copy (within the same transaction)
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$4.00
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Scaremony Ceremony (due when you schedule your appointment)
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$117.00
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Please Note:
Due to the number of ceremonies, if you arrive more than 5 minutes late, your Scaremony will be canceled.
Lane County Marriage Licensing
Lane County Deeds & Records
Marriage License Section
125 East 8th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401
541-682-3653
Marriage License Hours
Monday - Friday
9:00am - 11:30am and 1:00pm - 3:30pm
How to Get a Marriage License
Steps to Apply:
- Fill out the online Marriage License Application form before coming into our office.
- Enter all information accurately.
- Make sure names, birthplaces, dates of birth, and parent's names match your birth certificate exactly.
- Birth certificates are recommended but not required. They help ensure your information is correct. You may bring the original document or a photo of it to use as a reference.
- Visit our office at least 3-days before your ceremony.
- Both parties must appear in person to review and sign the license.
- A nonrefundable payment is due at the time the license is issued.
- Review your physical marriage license and the information packet you receive at the time of issuance.
Marriage licenses become effective three days after being signed. They are valid for 60 days beginning on the effective date.
Marriage License Fees
Marriage License |
$60.00 |
Decorative Certificate (optional) |
$1.00 |
1st Certified Copy of a Marriage License |
$7.75 |
Each additional certified copy (within same transaction) |
$4.00 |
Civil Ceremony |
$117.00 |
Replacement Marriage License |
$10.00 |
3-Day Waiting Period Waiver |
$10.00 (cash only) |
Payment Types
Cash, checks, money orders, debit/cards (Card payments have a 3% processing fee).
*American Express is not accepted
Age Requirement
You must be 18 years or older to marry in Oregon
A 17-year-old may marry with the consent of a parent or guardian. Consent forms are available in our office.
Three (3) Day Waiting Period
Regardless of whether you submit your marriage license application form online or complete it in our office, both parties must visit our office at least 3 days prior to your marriage ceremony in order to complete the application process.
The 3-day waiting period may be waived by the County Clerk for a good and sufficient reason. (A good and sufficient reason is defined as specific ground for taking any action relative to the situation. This action will be rational and shall not be arbitrary or capricious). The fee for the waiver is $10.00 and the license fee and waiver must be paid in cash.
Legal Names Taken
Each person in the marriage must select their legal name after the marriage. More information about name changes.
Where Your License Can be Used
Licenses issued by Lane County can only be used for ceremonies conducted within Oregon.
Officiants
- Officiants must follow Oregon law (ORS 106.120)
- They do not need to register with the County
- It is the officiants responsibility to fill out your license correctly
- We do not provide referrals for officiants; you are responsible for finding your own officiant.
Medical Examinations
Medical examinations and blood tests are not required.
Click on the Link to Apply Online!
Online Marriage License Application