Oregon § 106.100 County clerk’s records

Oregon Statutes

§ 106.100 — County clerk’s records

Oregon § 106.100

Vol.3

Title 11Domestic Relations

Ch. 106Marriage; Domestic Partnership

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 106.100 (2026).

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(1)The county clerk who issues the marriage license shall maintain records relating to marriages licensed in the county. The records must include the names of the parties before and after marriage, the consent of the guardian, if any, the name of the affiant, the substance of the affidavit upon which the license was issued and the date of the license.

(2)Upon return of the completed application, license and record of marriage under ORS 106.170, the county clerk shall add the date of the marriage ceremony to the clerk’s records maintained under subsection (1) of this section and file the completed application, license and record of marriage. Except as provided in ORS 205.320, the county clerk may not charge a fee for filing, recording or indexing the application, license and record of mar

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(1) The county clerk who issues the marriage license shall maintain records relating to marriages licensed in the county. The records must include the names of the parties before and after marriage, the consent of the guardian, if any, the name of the affiant, the substance of the affidavit upon which the license was issued and the date of the license.
(2) Upon return of the completed application, license and record of marriage under ORS 106.170, the county clerk shall add the date of the marriage ceremony to the clerk’s records maintained under subsection (1) of this section and file the completed application, license and record of marriage. Except as provided in ORS 205.320, the county clerk may not charge a fee for filing, recording or indexing the application, license and record of marriage.
(3) The county clerk shall, upon completion of the requirements of this section and ORS 106.077, deliver the original completed application, license and report of marriage to the Center for Health Statistics as required under ORS 432.173.
(4) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the record of marriage maintained by a county clerk is not a vital record as defined in ORS 432.005 and is a public record open and subject to full disclosure.