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Visit the Cooke County Clerk's Office website for details on obtaining a certificate via mail. You can also find a downloadable application for mail-in requests there.

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Visit the homepage for the Cooke County Clerk to find essential information such as the clerk’s name, office hours, contact phone number, and physical address.

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The office of the Cooke County Clerk is located at 101 South Dixon, Room 108, Gainesville, TX 76240. You can reach them by phone at (940) 668-5474.

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Here's some important information about obtaining a marriage license from the Cooke County Clerk:

- **Age Requirements:** Both parties must meet certain age criteria.
- **Waiting Period:** There is a specified waiting period after the application before the license is issued.
- **Expiration Date:** The license has an expiry date within which the marriage must take place.
- **Identification Needed:** Applicants are required to provide valid identification.
- **Fees:** There are fees associated with the application process.
- **Contact Details:** For more information, you can visit the office or contact them at their address and telephone number.

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Here are the steps to get a marriage license in Cooke County:

1. Both individuals must visit the County Clerk's office together.
2. Each person must present a valid form of identification, such as a driver's license, passport, or state-issued ID.
3. Provide Social Security numbers for both parties.
4. Pay the required fee for the marriage license.
5. If previously married, bring the final divorce decree or death certificate.
6. There is usually a waiting period before the license can be used, unless a waiver is obtained.
7. The marriage license is typically valid for a specific period, during which the ceremony must be performed.

Be sure to check Cooke County's official guidelines, as requirements may change.