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Curry County Marriage Records

Marriage records in Curry County, New Mexico, can be accessed through several channels. CurryCourt.us can help you find publicly available marriage record information for the county. You can also contact the Curry County Clerk's office directly, visit in person, or submit a request by mail. For state-level records, the New Mexico Vital Records office maintains marriage records dating back to 1920 and can provide certified copies as well.

Curry County Marriage Records Search

In New Mexico, the county clerk is the official authority responsible for issuing marriage licenses and maintaining local marriage records. The Curry County Clerk's office in Clovis issues marriage licenses, files returned marriage certificates, and maintains the county's collection of marriage records. These records include marriage licenses issued within the county and completed marriage certificates returned after the ceremony.

The New Mexico Vital Records office in Santa Fe also holds statewide marriage records from 1920 onward. If you need a record from before that date or prefer to work at the county level, the Curry County Clerk is the appropriate contact.

Curry County Clerk's Office
700 N. Main St., Suite 7Clovis, NM 88101Phone: (575) 763-5591Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Walk-ins are accepted during regular business hours. For court-related records such as divorce decrees filed in Curry County, the Ninth Judicial District Court in Clovis handles those requests separately.

Certified Marriage Record Copies and Fees in Curry County

Fees for marriage record copies in Curry County follow the county clerk's fee schedule. The New Mexico Vital Records office has its own fee structure for state-level requests.

ServiceFee
Marriage license$25.00
Certified copy of marriage record (county clerk)$10.00
Certified copy from NM Vital Records (state office)$10.00
Additional certified copy (same order, state office)$5.00
Search fee (state office, if no record found)$10.00

Fees are based on published state vital records schedules and county clerk office policies. Payment methods accepted at the county clerk's office typically include cash, check, or money order. Contact the office directly to confirm current accepted payment types and any recent fee changes.

Processing times vary. In-person requests at the county clerk's office are often handled the same day. Mail requests through the state Vital Records office may take several weeks.

Order Marriage Certificates Online or In Person in Curry County

There are three main ways to obtain a marriage certificate from Curry County:

Online

New Mexico Vital Records partners with VitalChek for online orders of certified marriage certificates. You can place an order through the NM Vital Records online portal. An additional processing fee applies for online orders. This method is best for records filed with the state (1920 to present).

In Person

Visit the Curry County Clerk's office during regular hours:

Curry County Clerk's Office
700 N. Main St., Suite 7Clovis, NM 88101Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Same-day service is typically available for records on file at the county level.

By Mail

To request a certified copy by mail from the state office, send the following to New Mexico Vital Records:

  • A completed application for a certified copy of a marriage record
  • Full names of both spouses as they appeared on the license
  • Approximate date and county of marriage
  • A photocopy of your valid government-issued ID
  • Fee payment by check or money order payable to "Vital Records"
  • A self-addressed stamped envelope
New Mexico Vital Records
P.O. Box 26110Santa Fe, NM 87502

For county-level mail requests, contact the Curry County Clerk's office by phone at (575) 763-5591 to confirm their mail-in process and any specific forms required.

If you need a marriage certificate authenticated with an apostille for international use, the New Mexico Secretary of State's office handles apostille services for documents such as marriage licenses and certificates.

For divorce-related records filed in Curry County courts, the Ninth Judicial District Court records request process applies. You can also search for case information through the New Mexico Courts Public Access portal.