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How to Officiate a Wedding in Johnson County, Kansas
Serving Overland Park, Olathe, Shawnee, Lenexa…
Johnson County follows Kansas state marriage law — no registration required, and your FSM ordination is all you need to officiate. This page covers the local details: where to get the marriage license, what it costs, and what to know about doing it here.
Getting the Marriage License
The couple needs to get their marriage license before the wedding. Here’s where to go in Johnson County:
Johnson County Clerk
(877) 305-8315 · www.jocogov.org
| Fee | $20 |
| Hours | 9 am to 4 pm |
| Online application | No — apply in person |
| Both parties present? | Yes |
| ID required | Valid government-issued photo ID |
Quick Reference
These details come from Kansas state law — see the full Kansas wedding guide for more.
| Can an FSM minister sign the license? | Yes |
| Registration required? | None per AMM; ULC and web say must provide proof of ordination to probate court |
| Waiting period | waiting period (judge can waive) |
| License valid for | 6 months |
| Witnesses needed | 2 competent witnesses |
| Return deadline | Within 10 days |
The Ordination Package — $79
- Paper Certificate of Ordination
- Black/Silver Resin Wallet Card
- Two Vinyl Car Decals
- Digital credentials (PDF) delivered same-day
- Free shipping worldwide