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DuPage County Marriage Records

Marriage records in DuPage County, Illinois, can be accessed through several channels. DuPageCourt.us can help you find publicly available marriage record information for DuPage County. You can also request records directly from the DuPage County Clerk's office, which issues certified copies of vital records including marriage certificates. Records are available in person at the County Clerk's office, by mail, and through online ordering systems.

DuPage Marriage Records Search

In Illinois, the county clerk in the county where a marriage license was issued is the custodian of that marriage record. The DuPage County Clerk's Office maintains marriage licenses issued and marriage certificates filed in DuPage County. The collection includes both current and historical marriage records on file with the county.

The DuPage County Clerk's vital records division handles requests for certified copies of marriage certificates. Marriage licenses in DuPage County are also issued through this office. For recorded documents such as deeds or liens, the DuPage County Recorder's Office maintains a separate records system, but marriage certificates specifically fall under the County Clerk.

DuPage County Clerk's Office

421 N. County Farm Road
Wheaton, IL 60187Phone: (630) 407-5500Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Certified Marriage Record Copies and Fees in DuPage

The DuPage County Clerk charges fees for marriage record copies as established by Illinois statute and county policy. Below are the standard fees for marriage certificate services:

ServiceFee
Certified copy of marriage certificate$18.00
Each additional certified copy (same order)$5.00
Marriage license application fee$30.00

Fees are based on the schedule published by the DuPage County Clerk's Office and Illinois vital records statutes. Payment methods accepted in person typically include cash, check, or money order. For mail requests, checks or money orders payable to the DuPage County Clerk are generally required. Processing times vary — in-person requests are often handled the same day, while mail requests may take several business days. Contact the office directly to confirm current fees and accepted payment methods before submitting your request.

Order Marriage Certificates Online or In Person in DuPage

There are three main ways to obtain a certified copy of a marriage certificate from DuPage County:

Online

The DuPage County Clerk offers online ordering for vital records, including marriage certificates. Visit the DuPage County Vital Records page to access the marriage certificate request form and online ordering instructions. The Illinois Department of Public Health also maintains a statewide vital records ordering system at dph.illinois.gov for certain record types. Online orders may include additional processing or vendor fees.

In Person

Walk-in requests are accepted at the County Clerk's office during regular business hours:

DuPage County Clerk — Vital Records
421 N. County Farm RoadWheaton, IL 60187Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Certified copies are typically available the same day for records on file.

By Mail

To request a marriage certificate by mail, send the following to the address above:

  • A completed marriage certificate request form (available on the County Clerk's vital records page)
  • The applicable fee by check or money order payable to "DuPage County Clerk"
  • A copy of your valid government-issued photo ID
  • A self-addressed stamped envelope

Include the full names of both spouses and the approximate date of the marriage to help the office locate the record. Allow additional time for mail delivery and processing. If you are unsure whether the record is on file with DuPage County, call (630) 407-5500 before mailing your request.

For dissolution of marriage (divorce) records filed in DuPage County, those are maintained by the 18th Judicial Circuit Court Clerk rather than the County Clerk. Certified copies of divorce decrees can be requested through the Circuit Clerk's office or through their document copy ordering system.