Marriage records in Volusia County, Florida, are available through several channels. VolusiaCourt.us allows you to quickly find public information about marriage records in the county. Additionally, official documents are maintained by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Volusia County — they can be requested in person, by mail, or through state online portals. The Florida Department of Health in Volusia County also issues marriage certificates. Below is a detailed guide on how to search for, order, and obtain these documents.
Volusia Marriage Records Search
In Florida, marriage licenses are issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the respective county. In Volusia County, this function is performed by the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, located in DeLand. The collection of records includes marriage licenses issued in the county, as well as returned and registered marriage certificates that confirm the ceremony took place. Historical records date back to the beginning of registration in the county.
To search for records related to marriage, divorce, and other registered documents, the Daytona Beach City Clerk's Office directs you to the Clerk of the Court. The court locations page on the Florida Courts website contains links to the official website of the county clerk.
The mailing address of the clerk is listed in the registry of county court clerks of Florida:
For office hours and phone number, contact the clerk's office directly through its official website.
Certified Marriage Record Copies and Fees in Volusia
In Florida, there is a two-tier system for obtaining marriage certificates. The Clerk of the Circuit Court issues certified copies of marriage licenses issued in the county. Meanwhile, the Florida Department of Health issues marriage certificates at the state level — for marriages registered starting June 6, 1927.
Fees for services of the Florida Department of Health (according to Florida Statute §382.0255):
| Service | Cost |
|---|---|
| Certified copy of marriage certificate (first copy) | $5.00 |
| Each additional copy (in one order) | $4.00 |
| Search without issuing a copy (search fee) | Included in the cost of the copy |
When ordering through VitalChek (the state online portal), service fees for processing and delivery are added. Fees for certified copies of marriage licenses from the Clerk of the Circuit Court may vary — it is advisable to check directly with the clerk's office. Processing time for mail requests usually takes several weeks.
Order Marriage Certificates Online or In Person in Volusia
Marriage certificates can be ordered in several ways.
Online
The Department of Health in Volusia County offers ordering through VitalChek — the official online partner of the state of Florida. To proceed, you need to:
- Go to the certificate ordering page and select the option "Order Online Through VitalChek."
- Fill out the form with marriage details (names of the spouses, date, place of registration).
- Pay the state fee plus the VitalChek service fee with a credit or debit card.
In Person
A certified copy of the marriage license can be obtained at the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court in DeLand. Bring a valid photo ID with you. Marriage certificates from the Department of Health are also issued at their local office — check the address and hours of operation on the official certificates page.
By Mail
To order by mail through the Department of Health, prepare:
- A completed application for a marriage certificate (the form can be downloaded from the department's website).
- A check or money order for the appropriate amount, made payable to "Florida Department of Health."
- A copy of the applicant's ID.
- A self-addressed stamped envelope (optional, for expedited delivery).
Send the request to the address of the local Department of Health office or to the central address in Jacksonville — both options are listed on the ordering page.
To obtain a copy of the marriage license from the Clerk of the Circuit Court by mail, send a request to the clerk's P.O. Box:
Include a written request with the full names of the spouses, the approximate date of license issuance, a copy of the ID, and payment in the form of a check or money order. Confirm the exact fee amount in advance by calling the clerk's office.