- Home
- government
- Mayor
- City Manager
- City Clerk
- city council
- boards & commissions
- Agricultural Commission
- Airport Advisory
- Ashuelot River Park
- Assessors Board
- Bicycle/Pedestrian Path
- Board of Appeals
- Cities for Climate Protect
- Conservation Commission
- ARLAC Ashuelot River Water Quality Monitoring
- Ashuelot River Dam Removal
- Beech Hill Natural Resource Inventory
- City of Keene Easements
- Guidelines for city owned land
- Keene Wildlife Action Plan
- Policy for Public Parks
- Resolution R-99-11 City Property
- Resource Documents and Plans
- Surface Water Protection
- Heritage Commission
- Historic District Commission
- Housing Authority
- Housing Standards Board
- Juvenile Conference
- Keene Development
- Library Board of Trustees
- M. L. King / J. Daniels
- Partner City
- Planning Board
- SE Neigborhoods Zoning Committee
- SW Region Planning
- Trustees of Trust Funds
- Zoning Board of Adj
- city of keene charter
- City Code
- Legislative Tracking
- Airport legislation
- Assessing legislation
- City Manager legislation
- Clerk legislation
- Code Enf. legislation
- Finance legislation
- Fire Dept. legislation
- H.R./Personnel legislation
- Human Svs. legislation
- I.T. legislation
- Legal Dept. legislation
- Library legislation
- Parks & Rec. legislation
- Planning Dept. legislation
- Police Dept. legislation
- Public Works legislation
- Tax Collector legislation
- Youth legislation
- Agendas
- Minutes
- City Council Policies
- Meeting Videos
- Non-Meeting Videos
- Rules of Order
- departments
- Airport
- Assessing
- City Attorney
- City Clerk
- Code Enforcement
- Finance/Purchasing
- Fire Department
- Health
- Human Resources
- Human Services
- Information Technology
- Library
- Parks & Recreation
- Planning
- Downtown Parking Analysis Final Report
- HDC submission schedule
- Keene CMP 2010
- Why Plan?
- Acknowledgements
- Communtiy Vision
- Community Snapshot
- The Plan
- A Walkable Community
- Arts & Culture
- Climate Change
- Community Health & Wellness
- Design and Quality
- Diversity
- Downtown
- Economic Development
- Education
- Future Land Use & Policy
- Green Building
- Historic Resources
- Housing
- Infrastructure
- Leadership
- Maintaining a Safe Community
- Municipal Governments
- Neighborhoods
- Open Spaces
- Social Services
- Transportation
- CMP 2008 Vision
- CMP Calendar
- CMP Contact Info
- CMP News & Updates
- CMP Online Community
- CMP Public Forums
- CMP Resources
- CMP Steering Committee
- Conclusion
- Master Plan Implementation
- Appendices
- Marlboro St. Re-Zoning Initative
- Mission Statement
- Previous Master Plans
- Stone Arch Bridge Report
- Surface Water Protection
- Maps & GIS
- Regulations & Standards
- Police
- Police Chief Welcome
- Administrative Services
- Anonymous Crime Tips
- College Liaison Officer
- Contact Info
- Crime Statistics
- CrimeReports.com
- Department Roster
- FAQ's
- Field Operations Division
- Homeland Security
- Internet Crimes Against Children
- K.A.R.E.S
- Mission Statement
- National Night Out
- Organization Chart
- Parking
- Party Notification Form
- Permits & Forms
- Police Employment
- Police Log
- Prescription Drug Medication Drop Box
- Press Releases
- Special Reports
- Special Teams
- Wanted by KPD
- Public Works
- Youth Services
- services
- our city
- Calendar
- sustainability
- Contact
Marriage Licenses
Couples who wish to get married in the State of New Hampshire must file for a marriage license.
Marriage is the legally recognized union of two people. Any person who otherwise meets the eligibility requirements under State Statute (Chapter 457) may marry any other eligible person regardless of gender.
Where to file:
Both local residents and those from out-of-state can apply in the office of any town or city clerk in the state of New Hampshire. If you choose to apply for your license in the Keene Clerk's Office, you must make your application between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. The office is open Monday through Friday.
How to file:
Both parties appear before the City Clerk
Complete the application for a marriage license
Provide certified copies of divorce and/or death certificates for any previous marriages or civil unions, as well as photo identification to confirm date of birth (example: driver's license or passport)
Fee:
There is a $45.00 license fee
Waiting period:
There is no waiting period in New Hampshire, the license becomes valid for use upon issuance.
When and where the license can be used:
The license is good for 90 days from the date of application
The license is good anywhere in New Hampshire
Obtaining your marriage Certificate after the Ceremony:
After the marriage Ceremony is performed, the officiant will return the certificate to the city/town clerk of issuance (Normally within 6 working days)
Once the certificate is received from your officiant, you can then request a Marriage Certificate from the clerk's office
You will be expected to appear in person to request the certificate, or you may request the certificate by mail. Go to our Vital Records page for more information regarding requesting the record by mail. An online form which can be downloaded and sent in to request the certificate by mail is available under our "how do i" menu.
A fee of $15.00 will be charged for issuance of the certified copy
Obtain further information by calling the City Clerk at 603-352-0133.


Print