Franklin County Clerk

The County Clerk serves Franklin County and maintains its public records. Under Nebraska state law, the fees and requirements for most clerk services are set at the state level — select a service below to see what Nebraska requires, along with this office's contact information.

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Franklin County Clerk
Marriage licenses; records deeds as ex officio Register of Deeds; registers voters and runs elections
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405 15th Avenue, Franklin, NE 68939
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Mail: P.O. Box 146, Franklin, NE 68939
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8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday – Friday, Open through the lunch hour, Closed Weekends and Holidays
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Franklin County Treasurer
Titles and registers vehicles
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405 15th Avenue, Franklin, NE 68939
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Mail: P.O. Box 165, Franklin, NE 68939
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8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday – Friday, Open through the lunch hour, Closed Weekends and Holidays
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Where to go

In Nebraska, the County Clerk issues marriage licenses (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 42-104) and, in most counties, records deeds as ex officio register of deeds (§ 23-1502) — 17 counties have a separate Register of Deeds or Assessor/Register of Deeds. The Clerk registers voters except where the county has an election commissioner (§ 32-218), and the County Treasurer titles vehicles (§ 60-144). Birth & death certificates come from Nebraska DHHS Vital Records →, and trade names are registered with the Secretary of State (§ 87-210).

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County-specific details not yet verified

The requirements shown are set at the state level and apply throughout Nebraska. 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.