Kansas Marriage License Guide (2026)

Fees and rules for all 105 Kansas counties · Updated 2026

A Kansas marriage license costs approximately $90.00, though the exact fee varies by county. Licenses are issued by the District Court Clerk under K.S.A. 23-2505 - not the County Clerk. There is no statewide pre-download form, so apply in person.

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The one thing to knowMarriage licenses are issued by the District Court Clerk, not the County Clerk.

The process

  1. Go to the District Court Clerk

    Marriage licenses are issued by the District Court Clerk under K.S.A. 23-2505.

  2. Apply in person

    There is no statewide pre-download form; apply in person.

  3. Pay the license fee

    Expect approximately $90.00, though the amount varies by county.

Marriage license fees by county — all 105 Kansas counties

CountyFee
Allen Countycall to confirm
Anderson Countycall to confirm
Atchison Countycall to confirm
Barber Countycall to confirm
Barton Countycall to confirm
Bourbon Countycall to confirm
Brown Countycall to confirm
Butler Countycall to confirm
Chase Countycall to confirm
Chautauqua Countycall to confirm
Cherokee Countycall to confirm
Cheyenne Countycall to confirm
Clark Countycall to confirm
Clay Countycall to confirm
Cloud Countycall to confirm
Coffey Countycall to confirm
Comanche Countycall to confirm
Cowley Countycall to confirm
Crawford Countycall to confirm
Decatur Countycall to confirm
Dickinson Countycall to confirm
Doniphan Countycall to confirm
Douglas Countycall to confirm
Edwards Countycall to confirm
Elk Countycall to confirm
Ellis Countycall to confirm
Ellsworth Countycall to confirm
Finney Countycall to confirm
Ford Countycall to confirm
Franklin Countycall to confirm
Geary Countycall to confirm
Gove Countycall to confirm
Graham Countycall to confirm
Grant Countycall to confirm
Gray Countycall to confirm
Greeley Countycall to confirm
Greenwood Countycall to confirm
Hamilton Countycall to confirm
Harper Countycall to confirm
Harvey Countycall to confirm
Haskell Countycall to confirm
Hodgeman Countycall to confirm
Jackson Countycall to confirm
Jefferson Countycall to confirm
Jewell Countycall to confirm
Johnson Countycall to confirm
Kearny Countycall to confirm
Kingman Countycall to confirm
Kiowa Countycall to confirm
Labette Countycall to confirm
Lane Countycall to confirm
Leavenworth Countycall to confirm
Lincoln Countycall to confirm
Linn Countycall to confirm
Logan Countycall to confirm
Lyon Countycall to confirm
Marion Countycall to confirm
Marshall Countycall to confirm
McPherson Countycall to confirm
Meade Countycall to confirm
Miami Countycall to confirm
Mitchell Countycall to confirm
Montgomery Countycall to confirm
Morris Countycall to confirm
Morton Countycall to confirm
Nemaha Countycall to confirm
Neosho Countycall to confirm
Ness Countycall to confirm
Norton Countycall to confirm
Osage Countycall to confirm
Osborne Countycall to confirm
Ottawa Countycall to confirm
Pawnee Countycall to confirm
Phillips Countycall to confirm
Pottawatomie Countycall to confirm
Pratt Countycall to confirm
Rawlins Countycall to confirm
Reno Countycall to confirm
Republic Countycall to confirm
Rice Countycall to confirm
Riley Countycall to confirm
Rooks Countycall to confirm
Rush Countycall to confirm
Russell Countycall to confirm
Saline Countycall to confirm
Scott Countycall to confirm
Sedgwick Countycall to confirm
Seward Countycall to confirm
Shawnee Countycall to confirm
Sheridan Countycall to confirm
Sherman Countycall to confirm
Smith Countycall to confirm
Stafford Countycall to confirm
Stanton Countycall to confirm
Stevens Countycall to confirm
Sumner Countycall to confirm
Thomas Countycall to confirm
Trego Countycall to confirm
Wabaunsee Countycall to confirm
Wallace Countycall to confirm
Washington Countycall to confirm
Wichita Countycall to confirm
Wilson Countycall to confirm
Woodson Countycall to confirm
Wyandotte Countycall to confirm

Kansas-specific details

Which office issues the license

In Kansas, marriage licenses come from the District Court Clerk under K.S.A. 23-2505. The County Clerk, whose fees are set by K.S.A. 28-115, does not issue marriage licenses.

What to bring

Frequently asked questions

Who issues a marriage license in Kansas?

The District Court Clerk, under K.S.A. 23-2505 - not the County Clerk.

How much does it cost?

Approximately $90.00, though the fee varies by county.

Can I download a form in advance?

No. There is no statewide pre-download form; apply in person.

Does the County Clerk issue marriage licenses?

No. County Clerk fees are set by K.S.A. 28-115, but marriage licenses are handled by the District Court Clerk.

Why does the fee vary?

The approximately $90.00 figure is typical, but the exact amount is set at the county level.