Access Pulaski County Marriage Records

Pulaski County marriage records and divorce records are held by different offices. A Pulaski County marriage records search points to the Recorder of Deeds function in the combined Circuit Clerk and Recorder office. A Pulaski County divorce records search points to the Circuit Clerk and the court case file. State vital records can issue marriage and divorce statements, but those statements are not the same as the original county marriage license or a full divorce decree from the court.

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Pulaski County Marriage Records Office

Marriage records in Pulaski County are handled through the Recorder of Deeds function of the Circuit Clerk and Recorder office. The county and Recorders' Association sources identify Rachelle Beasley as Circuit Clerk and Recorder. The office is at 301 Historic Route 66 East, Suite 202, Waynesville, MO 65583. The research lists the main Circuit Clerk and Recorder phone as 573-774-4755 and a recorder line as 573-774-4760. Email for the office is rachelle.beasley@courts.mo.gov.

The official recorder source says the office issues about 550 marriage licenses each year. It also records documents and handles passport applications, which is useful context because marriage records are part of the recorder side, while divorce decrees are court records. Do not route a divorce decree request to the Recorder merely because the same elected official's office name appears in both roles.

Pulaski County Circuit Clerk and Recorder

301 Historic Route 66 East, Suite 202

Waynesville, MO 65583

573-774-4755

Recorder line: 573-774-4760

Pulaski County Recorder of Deeds

The Missouri Bureau of Vital Records source is assigned to this Pulaski County marriage and divorce records page for state-level statements.

Pulaski County marriage and divorce records Missouri Bureau of Vital Records source

The state source helps confirm what DHSS can provide, but the county recorder remains the source for the original Pulaski County marriage license record.


Apply for Pulaski County Marriage License

The Pulaski research did not locate a county-specific marriage application form, fee amount, payment list, or required ID list in accessible official sources. Missouri marriage process notes in the research say marriage licenses are generally valid for 30 days after issuance and that Missouri no longer has a three-day waiting period. Because the Pulaski fee and local issuance details were not visible, applicants should confirm fee, accepted payment, current office hours for license issuance, and ID requirements with the Recorder before going to the courthouse.

  1. Contact the Recorder side of the Circuit Clerk and Recorder office to confirm the current Pulaski marriage license fee, payment methods, ID rules, and issuance hours.
  2. Apply through the county recorder office that accepts the marriage license application.
  3. Provide the personal information required by the recorder's current application process.
  4. Pay the local fee confirmed by the Recorder, since the Pulaski amount was not located in the research.
  5. Use the license within the Missouri validity period and return the completed certificate as instructed by the recorder.
Application fieldPulaski research statusUse caution
Applicant namesSpecific Pulaski form not locatedConfirm exact name format with the Recorder.
Birth dates or ageSpecific Pulaski form not locatedDo not assume a posted local form field.
Identification detailsSpecific Pulaski ID rules not locatedCall before arrival for accepted ID types.
Prior marriage detailsSpecific Pulaski form not locatedUse the current recorder instructions.
Fee and payment methodFee not located in official Pulaski sourcesConfirm amount and payment type by phone.

Note: The research supports the office and statewide validity rule, but not a Pulaski-specific application field list or license fee.




Pulaski Marriage and Divorce Fees

Only some Pulaski marriage and divorce cost details were located. The iCounty subscription and print/download charges are published on the recorder search login page. The Pulaski marriage license fee, certified marriage copy fee, divorce filing fee, and certified divorce decree copy fee were not located in accessible official Pulaski sources during the research pass. Those amounts should be confirmed with the Recorder or Circuit Clerk before publication or payment.

ItemAmount or status
iCounty registered user$0.00 subscription
iCounty registered-user print/download$1.00 per page
iCounty single-day subscription$10.00
iCounty monthly single user$25.00 with $0.75 per page
Marriage licenseFee not located in Pulaski official sources
Certified divorce decree copyFee not located in Pulaski official sources

Missouri Marriage and Divorce Statements

The Missouri DHSS Bureau of Vital Records maintains a central registry of Missouri marriages and divorces since July 1, 1948. DHSS states that many Missouri residents can obtain birth, death, marriage, and divorce records locally and that some records are available only at the county level while others are available from Jefferson City. For Pulaski County, that means DHSS is useful for a statewide marriage or divorce statement, but the county office or court remains important for original records and complete files.

Missouri Bureau of Vital Records

Statewide registry for Missouri marriage and divorce statements since July 1, 1948

health.mo.gov/data/vitalrecords

Because several manifest images assigned to this page come from jail or custody-related sources, they are included only as assigned visual sources and not as marriage or divorce custodians.

The Tiger Commissary Pulaski facility selector is assigned in the manifest to this page.

Pulaski County marriage and divorce records assigned Tiger Commissary source

This source does not control Pulaski marriage or divorce records; it appears here only because it was assigned to this page in the image manifest.

The City Tele Coin source is also assigned in the manifest to the Pulaski County marriage and divorce records page.

Pulaski County marriage and divorce records assigned City Tele Coin source

City Tele Coin is tied to jail communication resources in the research, not to marriage licenses or divorce decrees.

The sheriff jail rules file-gallery source is another manifest-assigned image source for this record page.

Pulaski County marriage and divorce records assigned jail rules source

That assigned source should not be confused with the Recorder, Circuit Clerk, Case.net, or DHSS access channels for marriage and divorce records.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons inmate locator source is included because the manifest assigns it to this Pulaski County marriage and divorce records page.

Pulaski County marriage and divorce records assigned federal inmate locator source

The BOP locator is unrelated to county marriage and divorce record custody and should not be used for family court records.


Restricted Pulaski Divorce Details

Marriage licenses are generally recorder records, but divorce files can contain sensitive family information. Case.net and the clerk may restrict or redact social security numbers, financial account numbers, protected addresses, minor identifiers, juvenile details, medical information, and sealed filings. A public docket may show a case exists without making every document remotely available. For child custody, paternity, protection order, adoption, or juvenile-linked material, expect narrower access than for an ordinary civil docket.

For probate and estate matters that sometimes intersect with marriage status, use the Pulaski County Probate Division of Circuit Court records path rather than assuming those filings are in the marriage or divorce file.