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How much is a marriage license for a minor when the parent is present?
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States establish the cost of a marriage license, therefore it would be necessary for the interested party to contact the issuing office in their county of residence to obtain the information needed as to cost and documentation required. The persons wishing to be married must apply for the license together with parents present if the applicants are minors.
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