Pima County Clerk of the Superior Court
Your guide to this office — marriage licenses, fees, hours, and step-by-step instructions. In Arizona the Clerk of the Superior Court issues marriage licenses (ARS § 25-121); there is no traditional county clerk, and property records are kept by the separate County Recorder.
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Arizona has no traditional county clerk — the Clerk of the Superior Court issues marriage licenses (about $98, valid a full 12 months) and keeps court records. Arizona also offers covenant marriage (ARS §§ 25-901 to 25-906). Trade name (DBA) registration is optional and voluntary through the Arizona Secretary of State →, and birth & death certificates come from AZ Dept. of Health Services Vital Records →.