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What the sections cover
- Presents: Las Vegas weddings in numbers uses Clark County marriage license aggregates to compare mailing origins, license issue years and other patterns. A license issue date is not a wedding date, and a mailing country is not nationality.
- Plans: marriage paperwork by state brings together certified-copy offices, fees and license guidance from official services, alongside state statistics and Las Vegas figures.
- Presents: fiance visas covers State Department visa issuances by nationality and a separate USCIS petition series. The two datasets follow different stages of the process.
Sources and refreshes
The sources include the Clark County Clerk's Marriage Statistics, Census population and geography files, CDC/NCHS statistics and certificate directories, official state services, State Department visa workbooks and USCIS quarterly reports. Pages link to their sources and explain coverage gaps and definitions. Published license figures are aggregates, with small cells withheld.
Our review schedule follows the source releases: annual releases for annual statistics and quarterly releases for USCIS petition reports. Updates are published after the data has been obtained and checked. Paperwork guidance is rechecked when its content is updated. This is not a live feed or a promise that every new release is already included. Each page shows its data and content check date. Source periods and unavailable releases are labelled separately.
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