Marshall County Circuit Clerk
The Circuit Clerk serves Marshall County and maintains its public records. Under Mississippi state law, the fees and requirements for most clerk services are set at the state level — select a service below to see what Mississippi requires, along with this office's contact information.
Where this came from
- Marshall County Circuit Clerk: Hours: No office hours on the Circuit Clerk page, how-do-i page or home page (read 2026-09-25); directories list none.
- Marshall County Chancery Clerk: Street address: the only source is the Department of Revenue's chancery-clerk sheet, which was wrong in 4 of 16 entries checked (25%), so it is not used.
- Marshall County Chancery Clerk: Hours: No office hours on the Chancery Clerk page, how-do-i page or home page (read 2026-09-25); directories list none.
- Marshall County Tax Collector: Hours: No office hours on the Tax Collector page, how-do-i page or home page (read 2026-09-25); directories list none.
Recording and marriage-license fees are set by Mississippi statute; a county adds $1 only where it collects the archive fee. Contact details come from each office's own page or a dated state directory. Call to confirm before visiting.
What do you need to do?
Select a service to see what Mississippi requires — fees, forms, and what to bring.
In Mississippi, the Circuit Clerk issues marriage licenses (Miss. Code § 93-1-5) and registers voters; deeds are recorded by the Chancery Clerk (§ 25-7-9), and vehicles are tagged by the county Tax Collector. Birth & death certificates come from the Mississippi State Department of Health, Vital Records →
The requirements shown are set at the state level and apply throughout Mississippi. This office's specific fees, hours, and accepted payment methods have not been independently verified. Contact them directly using the information above before you go.