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How to get Nevada divorce records

In Nevada, get a certified copy of the divorce decree from the clerk of the district court in the county where the divorce was granted.1 Clark County: Eighth Judicial District Court, Family Courts and Services Center, 601 N. Pecos Rd., Las Vegas.2 For a certified copy, Clark County, for example, charges $0.503 a page plus $33 a document to certify. You can order by mail or at a local office.

Last checked against official sources.

On this page
  1. Ways to order
  2. How long it takes
  3. What the application asks for
  4. Decree or certificate
  5. Years held and older records
  6. Warnings from the office
  7. Questions people ask
  8. Sources

Ways to order

HowCost per copyProcessing timePayment
By mail$104 a search–Check, money order and card4
At a local office$0.503 a page plus $33 a document to certify (Clark County)
+ one extra charge
Up to 2 weeks3–

By mail

Run by
Nevada Office of Vital Records (search/verification only, no certified copy)5
Fees
  • Search fee $104
Payment
Check, money order and card4
Make payable to
Office of Vital Records4
Mail to
Office of Vital Records, 4150 Technology Way, Suite 104, Carson City, NV 89706
6

Good to know

  • Index covers only June 1968-September 2005 and May 2015-present (sources differ slightly).4

Open the application or mail instructions7

At a local office

Run by
Eighth Judicial District Court Clerk of the Court, Records Division (Clark County)2
Fees
  • Per page $0.503
  • Your photocopied document can be certified for an additional $33
  • Per document $63
  • Each extra year searched $0.503
Processing time
Up to 2 weeks3
Hours
9:00 am-4:00 pm, Monday-Friday, excluding holidays2

Find a local office3

Types of copies

CopyAccepted forFee
Certified copy of divorce decree (Clark County, Eighth Judicial District Court)3–$33
State divorce record search/verification5Locating the county and date; not a certified copy5$104

How long it takes

These are the office's own published times. Mail and shipping time is extra unless the office says otherwise.

How you orderProcessing time
At a local officeUp to 2 weeks3

What the application asks for

Have these details ready before you fill in the form or start an online order.3

  • Case number, or full names of the parties and the year filed

Decree or certificate

The decree, the court's judgment with the terms of the divorce, comes from the clerk of the court that granted it. Divorce certificate vs decree explains which one an agency usually wants.

Asking the court clerk

The CDC's National Center for Health Statistics lists what a request for a divorce record should include:8

  • Full names of husband and wife
  • Date of divorce or annulment
  • Place of divorce or annulment
  • Type of final decree
  • Purpose for which copy is needed
  • Relationship to persons whose record is requested
  • Day time telephone number with area code

Clerks charge their own copy and certification fees, and some offer an exemplified copy, a more formal certification used for out-of-state and foreign purposes.

Years held and older records

Years held
September 1909 to today (Clark County district court records)3
Older records
Clerk of the district court in the county where the divorce was granted5

Warnings from the office

  • DPBH warns about third-party sites selling divorce certificates at high fees.9

Questions people ask

How long does it take to get Nevada divorce records?

At a local office: up to 2 weeks.3

Who do I make the check or money order payable to?

Write it exactly as the office prints it: Office of Vital Records.4

Where are older Nevada divorce records kept?

Clerk of the district court in the county where the divorce was granted.5

Sources

Every fact on this page comes from these official sources, checked on November 5, 2026. Tap a source number next to a fact to read the exact words.

  1. Marriage and Divorce RecordsNevada DPBH Office of Vital Recordsdated June 30, 2026
  2. Clerk of the Court Questions and AnswersEighth Judicial District Court (Clark County) Clerk of the Courtdated September 10, 2024
  3. Records Search and ViewingEighth Judicial District Court (Clark County) Clerk of the Courtdated March 22, 2022
  4. Request to Search for Marriage or Divorce RecordsNevada DPBH Office of Vital Records
  5. Birth/Death Vital Records - FAQsNevada DPBH Office of Vital Recordsdated January 8, 2026
  6. Birth/Death Vital Records - LocationsNevada DPBH Office of Vital Recordsdated March 13, 2026
  7. Birth/Death Vital Records - Forms (fee schedule)Nevada DPBH Office of Vital Recordsdated April 17, 2026
  8. Where to Write for Vital Records: Application GuidelinesCDC National Center for Health Statisticsdated November 6, 2015
  9. Office of Vital Statistics - Birth, Death, Marriage and Divorce RecordsNevada DHHS Division of Public and Behavioral Health, Office of Vital Recordsdated June 29, 2026