Address: 1100 Anacapa St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, USA
Phone: +18055682250
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–4:30PM
Tuesday: 8AM–4:30PM
Wednesday: 8AM–4:30PM
Thursday: 8AM–4:30PM
Friday: 8AM–4:30PM
Saturday: Closed
Jose Ramirez
My fiancé and I drove down 6 hrs to Santa Barbara to obtain a marriage license but they didn’t “approve” my government photo Id because of the stamped logo in the front was faded off but it has Nothing to do with my personal info. It’s real, it was valid, told them to scan it but still didn’t go for it. Personally felt discriminated.
Ric Ortega
My wife and I were married at the Santa Barbara Courthouse by the Deputy Commissioner of Civil Marriages. I was so impressed with how this office and the Deputy Commissioner made our day feel special. The grounds are beautiful and we took so many photos from all over the Courthouse grounds. The staff is so polite, professional, and efficient. Please make sure you're on time and ready, preparation is key to ensuring this day will be smooth for you if you decide to get married here. I do recommend it if you are having a small wedding with less than 12 people. Anymore and they will just be standing around for administrative actions to be completed and there will be multiple wedding ceremonies occurring so anymore people and they may interfere with other ceremonies or photo shoots.
Melody Alvarez
LIES ABOUT HOURS CHANGE YOUR GOOGLE AND GET A PHONE LINE YOU ANSWER LAZY PEOPLE WHO SHOULD NOT HAVE JOBS
Cynthia Edwards
I needed to order a copy of my birth certificate that was from eons ago; I'm no spring chicken. I had some unusual questions and wanted to talk to someone at the County first before sending in an application. I found the number I needed and called this morning reaching a lady named Annie. Annie was very knowledgeable answering all my questions. She was also pleasant and professional! Great experience! Thank you!
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It is impossible to speak to a live person when you call the following number: (805) 568-2250. I do not have another number. I want to know when and how the copies I ordered over the internet will arrive. This no live contact via phone really sucks. I suppose the excuse is COVID. I did not know you could catch COVID through the phone.
Applications can be submitted in 3 ways: in person, by mail, or by fax. The application form is available on their website. The website also states they have "...marriage records from the current year back to 1850. The records only include marriages where the license was issued in Santa Barbara County."
Contact the Records Division of the SB County Superior Court located at 118 E Figueroa St.
You cant fax from a cell phone. Unless you get some app that does that.
Only at the county the you born, also you can request you copy by mail , the take more time to process, that is another option
No. The only 3 methods allowed for submitting an application are: In person, by mail, or by fax. According to their website, they "do not perform searches or take payment information over the phone or via email. We do not fax or email Birth Certificates."
No. The only 3 methods allowed for submitting an application are: In person, by mail, or by fax. According to their website, they "do not perform searches or take payment information over the phone or via email. We do not fax or email Birth Certificates."
Applications for a copy of a marriage certificate can be submitted in 3 ways: in person, by mail, or by fax. The application form is available on their website. The website also states they have "...marriage records from the current year back to 1850. The records only include marriages where the license was issued in Santa Barbara County."
The only 3 methods allowed for submitting an application are: In person, by mail, or by fax. According to their website, they "do not perform searches or take payment information over the phone or via email. We do not fax or email Birth Certificates."
Contact the Records Division of the SB County Superior Court located at 118 E Figueroa St.
No. That data is not available online.
The Santa Barbara County Sheriff Civil Unit is responsible for evictions. Here is info from their website: The Civil Unit is responsible for processing various types of civil process such as temporary restraining orders, evictions, wage garnishments, bank levies, summons, claims, real and personal property levies and sales. Residents and businesses in Santa Barbara County use the bureau’s services to help serve certain civil processes and enforce court orders.
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