Ordering your Saskatchewan marriage certificate starts with a quick PDF application you can download right from this page. Fill in the details for both parties named on the marriage record, then submit it along with payment by Visa, Mastercard, cheque or money order. From there, your request goes to the Saskatchewan Vital Statistics Agency for processing, and your certificate arrives by mail.
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Whether you're updating a name, applying for a passport or settling an estate, getting your hands on an official Saskatchewan marriage certificate shouldn't mean taking a day off work. Fill out your application from home, submit it securely, and let us take it from there. We work with both the public and legal professionals who need certified copies for court, immigration or other official matters, and every request undergoes the same careful review before reaching the Vital Statistics Agency.
Payment can be made by Visa or MasterCard, cheque or money order. Please make the cheque or money order payable to Vital Certificate Processing Services.
Fees include all taxes, search, shipping and processing charges.
If no record of the marriage is found by the Saskatchewan Vital Statistics Agency, fees will be applied to the search cost and will not be refunded by the Agency.
If you are applying for a Saskatchewan Marriage Certificate to support a separate application, such as for a Passport, Driver's Licence, Immigration or Native Status, it is important to check with the organization requesting the document to ensure you obtain the correct vital record. Changes cannot be made once an order has been placed.
$85 each
The Saskatchewan Marriage Certificate contains the full names of both parties of the marriage, date of marriage, place of marriage, registration number and date of registration.
$105 each
A Saskatchewan Certified Copy of Marriage Registration is a certified copy of the actual registration filled out at the time of marriage.
Certified copies are rarely needed by citizens and are, by law, for restricted use only. They are generally only required for court or consulate purposes. They are not recommended for use as identification.
$105 each
A Saskatchewan Genealogical Copy of Registration of Marriage is a copy of the marriage registration stamped “For Genealogy Only” and is only available for events that took place over 75 years ago and are documented on the eHealth Saskatchewan Genealogy Search website.
Regular Service: average 15 to 25 business days
Service times listed above are approximations and are not guaranteed. Incomplete or inaccurate applications will significantly delay processing time.
Your certificate(s) will be sent to you from Vital Certificate Processing.
Saskatchewan Vital Statistics requires that you provide documentation to verify your identity for your protection.
The Saskatchewan Marriage Certificate contains the full names of both parties of the marriage, date of marriage, place of marriage, registration number, and date of registration.
A Saskatchewan Certified Copy of Marriage Registration is a certified copy of the actual registration filled out at the time of marriage.
A Saskatchewan Genealogical Copy of Registration of Marriage is a copy of the marriage registration stamped “For Genealogy Only” and is only available for events that took place over 75 years ago.
NOTE: Certified copies are rarely needed by citizens and are, by law, for restricted use only. They are generally only required for court or consulate purposes. They are not recommended for use as identification.
Download the PDF application from our site and fill in the details for both parties named on the marriage record. Once it's complete, submit it along with payment by Visa, Mastercard, cheque or money order made payable to Vital Certificate Processing Services. From there, your request moves along to the Saskatchewan Vital Statistics Agency for processing.
Either party named on the marriage can apply directly. An adult child of the marriage can also request a copy, and anyone authorized in writing by an eligible applicant may apply on their behalf. Legal custodians or personal or property guardians of an eligible person can apply as well. This isn't the full list of who qualifies, so if your situation falls outside these categories, reach out to confirm eligibility before you start your application.
Saskatchewan Vital Statistics requires documentation to verify your identity before releasing a certificate. Beyond that, your application needs the full names of both parties, along with the date and place of marriage. If you're applying as a child of the marriage or a guardian rather than one of the parties, be ready to include the supporting papers mentioned above, since those requests won't move forward without them.
Regular service averages 15 to 25 business days from submission to delivery. Keep in mind this is an estimate, and incomplete or inaccurate applications will add to that wait.
A large, framing size marriage certificate is $85. A certified copy of marriage registration or a genealogical photocopy costs $105 each and the genealogical version is only available for marriages that took place more than 75 years ago. These fees include tax, search, shipping and processing. If the Vital Statistics Agency searches for a record and doesn't find it, the search fee won't be refunded.
No, we're not a government agency ourselves. We're an independent online service that helps you request official vital records issued by the Saskatchewan Vital Statistics Agency without the trip downtown or the paperwork pile. Our fees cover the application process, review and support, while the certificate itself comes straight from the government office that issues it.