How do you go about getting married in an Oklahoma Courthouse?

My fiance and I have been engaged since Feb. 8th 2008 and have known each other for a little over seven years now. We have been wanting to get married but can't afford to have a wedding at this time so we have decided to get married in the courthouse. The only problem is that we do not know what county in Oklahoma that still does courthouse weddings, what number to call or what site and have looked all over. Please help.How do you go about getting married in an Oklahoma Courthouse?
http://usmarriagelaws.com/


Click on Oklahoma at the site above. The site may not be updated, but phone numbers for the courthouses are at the bottom of the state's page. You call the courthouse, and you ask them any questions. While you've got them on the phone, you set up a date/time for your wedding.





Easy, easy. Not a problem.How do you go about getting married in an Oklahoma Courthouse?
Division


Marriage





Age 18 and older:


Proof of age is required. Drivers license, birth certificate, passport, etc.





Age 16-17:


Parental consent of either parent or legal guardian, birth certificate.





Male %26amp; Female:


Under 16, Marriage is prohibited in this state except by court order.





Divorce:


Persons divorced in Oklahoma may not marry anyone other than their previous spouse for a period of six months after the divorce decree is filed.





Blood Test:


Oklahoma law does not require a premarital blood test.





Residency:


No residency requirements.





Fees:


$50.00 license fee or $5.00 if premarital counseling completed. The reduced fee shall apply upon presentation to the court clerk of an original certificate of successful completion of a premarital counseling program. The certificate must be an original, document, not a copy, and shall state that the named persons have successfully completed the premarital counseling requirements.





NO COPIES, FAXES OR EMAILED CERTIFICATES QUALIFY.





The premarital counseling program must be conducted be in accordance with Oklahoma Statute 43 O.S. 5.1.





Waiting Period:


No waiting period required except for those under the age of 18. If under age 18, there is a 72 hour waiting period.





Waived period exception:


Written waiver signed by Judge.


***For more information contact Joe (Department Head) at 405-713-2262***








ALL COURT COSTS AND LICENSE FEES ARE DUE AT TIME OF FILING.


THE COURT CLERK DOES NOT MAIL OUT RENEWAL NOTICES.