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Request your vote by mail ballot with our secure voter portal. If you have any difficulty logging in, contact the Elections Division at elections@co.champaign.il.us or 217-384-3724.

Request A Marriage Certificate Online

Please note that all online orders must be have proof of your identity. If it is not provided within 3 days of your online order, the order will be cancelled. See Step 3 for details.

1. Choose from the options below based on how you want to receive your certificate.

Regular Mail - does not come with a tracking number or expedited mailing
USPS Priority Orders - includes a tracking number and 2-3 business day shipping
UPS Overnight - next day delivery
International Orders - select if you need your document sent outside of the United States

2. Verify your Identity

You must email or fax a copy of your valid driver's license or other acceptable ID, outlined here, and your written signature to the Clerk's Office. Email it to vitals@co.champaign.il.us or fax it to (217)384-1241. This must be done within 3 business days of making your online order or you order will be voided.

3. Wait for your certificate to arrive!

It will take 5-7 days for the office to process your request.

A certified marriage certificate with a raised seal is $16.50 and $13.00 for each additional copy purchased in the same transaction.

Request A Marriage Certificate By Mail

Send the following information to the Clerk's Office:

• a photocopy of your driver's license or acceptable ID, outlined here
• the names of the individuals who are married
• date of the marriage
• your written signature
• your return address (for us to mail the certificate to)
• payment for your order in the form of money order, cashier's check, or certified check

Our mailing address is Champaign County Clerk, 1776 E Washington St, Urbana, IL 61802.

A certified birth certificate with a raised seal is $16.50 and $13.00 for each additional copy purchased in the same transaction.

Request A Marriage Certificate In-Person

You can request and receive your birth certificate in the same trip at our office. Follow these steps to do that.

1. Make an appointment. We do not accept walk-ins. Email vitals@co.champaign.il.us or or call us at (217)387-3720 to make an appointment.

2. Take the correct identification with you to the appointment. Acceptable ID is outlined here.

All appointments take place at the Champaign County Clerk's Office at 1776 E Washington St in Urbana.

A certified marriage certificate with a raised seal is $16.50 and $13.00 for each additional copy purchased in the same transaction.

VOTE ON ELECTION DAY

When & Where

On Election Day you can vote at your home precinct or at any of the universal locations listed below. Polls are open from 6AM-7PM.  To find your home precinct, check your voter registration card or click here to look up your address.

Universal Locations:

• Activities and Recreation (ARC) – 201 East Peabody Drive, Champaign, IL 61820
• Champaign County Clerk's Office GYMNASIUM - 1776 E Washington St, Urbana, IL 61802
• Illini Union – 1401 West Green Street, Urbana, IL 61801
• Lake of the Woods, Elk's Pavilion, 301 Senna Drive, Mahomet, IL 61853
• Leonhard Recreation Center, 2307 Sangamon Drive, Champaign, IL 61821
• Meadowbrook Community Church, 1902 South Duncan Road, Champaign, IL 61822
• Parkland College, Student Life Center, 2400 W Bradley, Champaign, IL 61821
• Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 802 East Douglas Street, St. Joseph, IL 61873
• The Church of the Living God, 312 East Bradley Avenue, Champaign, IL 61820
• The Gathering Place (First United Methodist Church), 200 South Century Boulevard, Rantoul, IL 61866
• Tolono Public Library, 111 East Main Street, Tolono, IL 61880
• University YMCA, 1001 S Wright St, Champaign, IL 61821

What To Expect When Voting On Election Day

When you vote in person, please wear a mask to protect yourself, fellow voters, and the Election Judges. Once you arrive, check in at the table with the Election Judges. They will ask for your name, possibly your date of birth, and have you sign on the signature pad. Once that signature has been verified to match the signature we have on record, you will be checked in and given the appropriate ballot.

Take your ballot and pen to a voting booth. Your children can accompany you into the voting booth. Please ensure they are not disruptive to the other voters and do not infringe on anyone's privacy. You can also take candidate materials or a list of candidates you want to vote for into the booth with you. They need to be brought in discretely and not shown to other voters.

There will be instructions in the voting booth on how to correctly fill out your ballot and the Election Judge will demonstrate it for you. Filling in the oval for your chosen candidate thoroughly is important as that is how the machine reads your vote. If you make a mistake on your ballot, you can return it to the Election Judge and you will be given a new one.

Once your ballot is completed to your satisfaction, place in the ballot privacy cover with the top 2 inches sticking out. Take your ballot in the cover to the tabulator machine, usually located near the exit. The Election Judge there will need to verify the check in Judge initialed the top of your ballot and then you can place it in the tabulator. The tabulation machine is programmed to alert voters if they do not vote in a race or vote for too many candidates in a race. Please watch the screen until it says your ballot has been cast. If there are any issues reading your ballot the machine will stop it and ask you to address them. You are not obligated to change your ballot and the screen will provide the option to accept the ballot as is or return it to you for changes. It is your choice.

Take an "I Voted" sticker and you're done!