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Access resources related to vital records through the Marion County Recorder, which includes obtaining details on how to request a certified copy of these documents.

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Review details regarding the Marion County Recorder's procedures for marriage applications, which encompass necessary criteria and associated costs.

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Look up Marion County records using the grantor or grantee names, the legal description, the book and page number, or the recording date.

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Look up genealogical records for Marion County including cemeteries, marriage certificates, obituaries, and additional resources.

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Visit the Marion County Recorder's general information page for comprehensive details, including contact information such as telephone number, email, and address. Additionally, you can find office hours, access various forms, and learn about the responsibilities of the office.

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Access Marion County cemetery maps organized by section, township, range, as well as latitude and longitude coordinates.

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For any inquiries, you can reach the Marion County Recorder at the Marion County Courthouse, located at 214 East Main Street, Suite 8, Knoxville, Iowa, 50138. Contact them by phone at (641) 828-2211 or by fax at (641) 828-3538.

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Here are the essentials you need to know about applying for a marriage license in Marion County, including associated costs and the mandatory waiting period:

- **Application Information**: To get a marriage license in Marion County, you'll need to follow specific application steps that ensure all legal requirements are met.
- **Fees**: There are certain fees you'll need to pay when applying. Make sure to check the current rates as they can change over time.
- **Waiting Period**: After submitting your application and paying the required fees, there's a waiting period before the license is issued. This period is required by law and must be observed.

Details about the exact steps, required documentation, current fees, and the exact duration of the waiting period are typically available on the official Marion County website or by contacting their office directly.

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Here's an overview of how to acquire birth, death, and marriage certificates in Marion County, along with associated fees and stipulations.

### Obtaining Marion County Vital Records

#### Birth Certificates
**Who Can Request:** Typically, you must be named on the certificate or be an immediate family member (parent, child, spouse) to request a birth certificate from Marion County.
**Required Information:** Provide the full name on the certificate, date of birth, place of birth, and parents’ names.
**Fees:** Fees apply and vary depending on the type of request (e.g., standard copy, expedited service).

#### Death Certificates
**Who Can Request:** Individuals eligible to request a death certificate include immediate family members and legal representatives with appropriate documentation.
**Required Information:** You need the deceased's full name, date of death, place of death, and parents' names.
**Fees:** A fee structure similar to birth certificates applies, with potential additional costs for expedited processing or certified copies.

#### Marriage Certificates
**Who Can Request:** Either spouse listed on the certificate, immediate family members, or legal representatives can request a marriage certificate.
**Required Information:** Provide the full names of both spouses, date of marriage, and location where the marriage was solemnized.
**Fees:** Fees for marriage certificates follow a tiered structure based on processing time and certification requirements.

For all types of certificates, ensure you have proper identification and any necessary documentation ready for a successful application. Fees are subject to periodic changes, so checking the county's official website or contacting their office is recommended for the most up-to-date information.