Broomfield County Marriage Records

Marriage records in Broomfield, Colorado can be accessed through several channels. BroomfieldCourt.us can help you find publicly available marriage record information for the City and County of Broomfield. You can also request records directly from the Broomfield County Clerk and Recorder, visit the office in person, or submit a request by mail. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) maintains statewide vital records, including marriage records, and may serve as an additional resource for older or statewide searches.

Broomfield Marriage Records Search

In Colorado, marriage licenses are issued by the county clerk and recorder in each county. For Broomfield — which operates as a combined city and county — the Broomfield County Clerk and Recorder is the issuing authority for marriage licenses and the custodian of local marriage records. The office maintains records of marriage licenses issued within its jurisdiction and marriage certificates returned after solemnization.

Broomfield became its own consolidated city-county in 2001, so marriage records filed before that date may be held by one of the surrounding counties (Adams, Boulder, Jefferson, or Weld) depending on the original jurisdiction. For records that have been transferred to the state, the CDPHE Vital Records office may be able to assist. Note that under C.R.S. § 25-2-117, vital records in Colorado — including marriage records — are confidential, and access is limited to qualified applicants.

You can also reach the City and County of Broomfield's public records request page for general inquiries about marriage licenses and deeds.

Certified Marriage Record Copies and Fees in Broomfield

Colorado law sets standard fees for vital record services. The table below reflects typical fees for marriage record copies through the county clerk or the state vital records office. Contact the Broomfield County Clerk and Recorder directly to confirm current fees, as they may be updated periodically.

Fees at the county level may differ slightly from the state office. The Broomfield County Clerk and Recorder can confirm exact amounts for locally issued copies. Payment methods accepted in person typically include cash, check, and money order; online orders through the state portal may accept credit or debit cards with a processing surcharge.

Source: CDPHE vital records fee schedule and Colorado Revised Statutes Title 25, Article 2.

Order Marriage Certificates Online or In Person in Broomfield

There are three main ways to obtain a marriage certificate copy in Broomfield:

Online

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment offers an online ordering system for vital records, including marriage certificates. Visit the CDPHE Vital Records page to access the portal. You will need to provide:

• Full names of both spouses
• Date of marriage
• County where the license was issued
• Your relationship to the individuals on the record
• A valid photo ID

Online orders typically take 2–3 weeks for standard processing. Expedited options may be available for an additional fee.

In Person

You can request a copy of a marriage record at the Broomfield County Clerk and Recorder's office during regular business hours. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Walk-ins are generally accepted, though calling ahead at 303-464-5874 is recommended to confirm availability and current wait times.

By Mail

To request a marriage certificate by mail, send the following to the CDPHE Vital Records office or to the Broomfield County Clerk and Recorder:

1. A completed request form (available on the CDPHE website or by contacting the clerk's office)
2. A photocopy of your valid government-issued photo ID
3. Payment by check or money order made payable to the appropriate office
4. A self-addressed stamped envelope

Mail requests to the state office should be sent to:

Mail requests typically take 3–4 weeks to process. If you need the record sooner, consider the in-person option or the online expedited service.