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Look up genealogical records for Mills County, including birth certificates, cemetery listings, marriage licenses, obituaries, and other related documents.

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Browse the Mills County cemetery records organized by township, including names of cemeteries, their locations, detailed maps, and photographs.

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Check out the Mills County Recorder information page for details on military records, real estate documents, vital statistics, available forms, and contact information, including the address, business hours, and phone number.

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Access information from the Mills County Recorder regarding vital records, such as details on marriage license prerequisites and associated costs, the process and fees for obtaining certified copies, availability of these records, and contact details including telephone number.

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The Mills County Recorder's office is located at 418 Sharp Street, Glenwood, Iowa, 51534. You can reach them by phone at (712) 527-9315 or send a fax to (712) 527-1507.

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To obtain birth, death, or marriage certificates in Mills County, you need to follow specific guidelines and requirements. The process involves providing necessary documentation, filling out application forms, and paying the associated fees. Each type of certificate may have different requirements, so it's important to check the detailed instructions for the specific certificate you need. Additionally, there are fees involved in processing these requests, and you should ensure that you include the correct payment when submitting your application.

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## Seeking Vital Records and Applying for a Marriage License

### How to Obtain Vital Records

If you need to access vital records, such as birth certificates, death certificates, or other essential documents, follow the official process outlined by the relevant authorities. Generally, you will need to:

1. Visit the official website or the local office of the agency responsible for vital records.
2. Complete the necessary application forms, ensuring all information provided is accurate.
3. Submit the forms along with proof of identity and any required documentation.
4. Pay the applicable fees, which may vary depending on the type of record and the processing speed.

### Steps to Apply for a Marriage License

For couples planning to tie the knot, obtaining a marriage license is a crucial step. Here’s how you can apply:

1. Go to the website or the office of the local marriage bureau or county clerk.
2. Ensure both partners are present and bring valid identification documents.
3. Fill out the marriage license application form completely and accurately.
4. Provide any required supporting documents, such as previous marriage dissolution records, if applicable.
5. Pay the designated fee for the marriage license, which can differ based on location and specific requirements.
6. Once approved, you’ll receive your marriage license, allowing you to proceed with your wedding ceremony within a stipulated timeframe.