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Love Goes Online! Couples Can Now Apply for a Marriage License Remotely

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Applying for a marriage license? Skip the trip to our office and apply online. We make it easy for you to get your marriage license without visiting the courthouse.

See Channel 25's Report About our Online Marriage License Applications

Answers to Questions Regarding Payment of CARES Act Business Grants

As the Clerk & Comptroller for Palm Beach County, our team of skilled finance professionals is responsible for issuing all grant payments approved by the county under the CARES Restart Business Grants program.

Visit our website to learn more about our role as the County’s Chief Financial Officer, Treasurer and Auditor, and to find answers to questions regarding CARES Act payments.

For information about applying for a grant under the CARES Restart Business Grants program, visit the county’s Housing and Economic Sustainability page.

Visit Our CARES Act Payments Page

Need to Pay a Traffic Ticket? Try Our App

Our PayItClerkPBC app makes it easy to pay a traffic ticket from any device. Watch this video to learn about all of your payment options.

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Serving You Safely

We've implemented safety measures to protect the health of our community. Visit our website to learn more about our new protocols and our continued commitment to serving you safely.

Pictured: Court Specialist Barbara Potts serves a customer at our South County office.

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Have You Completed the 2020 Census?

Your participation in the 2020 Census helps determine the amount of federal funds our community will receive for resources like schools, roads and health care. You can complete your questionnaire online, over the phone or by mail.

Learn more about why your participation matters

Please be advised that Florida has a broad public records law, and all correspondence may be subject to disclosure. Under Florida public records laws email addresses are public records. If you do not want your email address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.