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Alexander County Marriage Records

Marriage records in Alexander County, North Carolina, can be accessed through several channels. AlexanderCourt.us can help you find publicly available marriage record information for the county. You can also request records directly from the Alexander County Register of Deeds, visit the office in person in Taylorsville, or submit a request by mail. The Register of Deeds issues and maintains marriage licenses and certificates, while the Clerk of Court handles marriage license applications.

Alexander County Marriage Records Search

In North Carolina, marriage licenses are issued by the Clerk of Superior Court, while the Alexander County Register of Deeds records and maintains marriage certificates, marriage licenses after they are returned, and historical marriage records. The Register of Deeds office holds the permanent record of all marriages performed in the county.

The collection includes:

  • Marriage licenses issued in Alexander County
  • Marriage certificates filed after the ceremony
  • Historical marriage records maintained by the county

Both certified and uncertified copies are available. Under North Carolina law, certified copies are restricted to eligible requesters, while uncertified copies are available to the general public.

Alexander County Register of Deeds

621 Liledoun Road
Taylorsville, NC 28681Phone: (828) 632-9332Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Alexander County Clerk of Superior Court (for marriage license applications)

Alexander County Courthouse
29 W. Main Ave.Taylorsville, NC 28681Phone: (828) 635-3113

Certified Marriage Record Copies and Fees in Alexander County

The Alexander County Register of Deeds charges fees for marriage record copies based on North Carolina General Statutes. Below are the standard fees:

ServiceFee
Certified copy of marriage certificate$10.00
Each additional certified copy (same order)$10.00
Uncertified / informational copy$10.00

Fees are set by North Carolina statute (N.C.G.S. § 161-10). Payment methods accepted in person typically include cash, check, or money order. For mail requests, send a check or money order payable to the Alexander County Register of Deeds. Processing for in-person requests is generally same-day. Mail requests are usually processed within a few business days of receipt, plus mailing time. Contact the office directly to confirm current accepted payment methods and turnaround times.

Order Marriage Certificates Online or In Person in Alexander County

There are three ways to order marriage record copies from Alexander County:

Online

The Alexander County Register of Deeds offers an online vital records request system. You can submit your request through the county's online services portal, which directs you to the Permitium platform at acrod.permitium.com. You will need to provide:

  • Full names of both spouses
  • Approximate date of marriage
  • Your relationship to the individuals on the record (for certified copies)
  • A valid photo ID
  • Payment information

In Person

Walk-in requests are accepted at the Register of Deeds office during regular business hours. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Certified copies are only issued to eligible individuals under North Carolina law, which generally includes:

  • The person named on the record
  • A spouse, parent, or legal guardian
  • A legal representative or attorney
  • Anyone with a court order
Alexander County Register of Deeds
621 Liledoun RoadTaylorsville, NC 28681Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

By Mail

To request a marriage record copy by mail, send the following to the Register of Deeds:

  1. A written request including the full names of both spouses, the date of marriage, and the purpose of the request
  2. A photocopy of your valid government-issued ID
  3. A check or money order for $10.00 per copy, payable to the Alexander County Register of Deeds
  4. A self-addressed stamped envelope

Mail to:

Alexander County Register of Deeds
621 Liledoun RoadTaylorsville, NC 28681

If you are unsure whether a marriage was recorded in Alexander County, or if you need records from before the county began maintaining vital records, contact the North Carolina Vital Records Office in Raleigh, which holds statewide marriage records from 1962 forward. For older records, the county Register of Deeds is typically the only source.