Court Marriage

• Binding requirements for court marriage
• Criteria for Marriage Registration under Special Marriage Act, 1954 and Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
• Procedure of court marriage
• Document requirement or any additional requirement for marriage solemnization
• Benefits of getting marriage registered
• Prohibited relationships

Modern Indian generation these days don’t want to spend money on a big Indian fat marriage. So there is an alternative option for the young couples where they can does away with the rituals and ceremonies of the traditional marriages and can go for simple Court marriages which are solemnized under the Special Marriage Act, 1954.

• The bridegroom/bride must have completed the age of twenty-one (21) years and of eighteen (18) years simultaneously at the time of marriage.
• The bridegroom/bride should not have any valid persisting marriage with any other person at the time of marriage.
• The bridegroom/bride should not be suffering from unsoundness of mind of such a nature as to be unable to give valid consent for the marriage, or suffering from mental disorder of any such kind or to such an extent as to be unfit for marriage and procreation of children, or has been subject to recurrent attacks of insanity.
• The bridegroom/bride should not fall within the degree of prohibited relationship.

Marriage to be considered as null and Void if comes under Degree of prohibited relationship- Two persons are said to be covered under the degrees of prohibited relationship if

• One of the party is the lineal ascendant of the other;
• If one of the party was the wife or husband of lineal ascendant or descendant of the other;
• If one of the party was wife of the brother or of the father’s or mother’s brother or of the grandfather’s or grandmother’s brother of the other,
• If the two are in relation as brother and sister, uncle and niece, aunt and nephew, or children of brother and sister or of two brothers or of two sisters.

• End to end services for Court Marriage.
• Availability of court marriage registration once marriage is done.
• We have expertise in preparing to file application for court marriage and getting your documents verified.
• Free consultation for any enquiry that you may have about Court Marriage.
• Application will be made by us and duly submitted.
• We shall inform you of the date and time when your physical appearance will be required at the Registrar’s office.
• You will get your Court Marriage solemnized without any hassles.

*Any fee, stamp duty and miscellaneous charges shall be payable extra.

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• Notice of Intended Marriage
• Publication of Notice
• Objections to Marriage
• Signing of Declaration
• Place of Marriage
• Certificate of Marriage

• Either of the parties who has resided in the District for a period of not less than 30 days immediately preceding the date on which such notice is given needs to file a Notice of Intended Marriage in the specified form to the Marriage Registrar of the said district.
• The Registrar of Marriage will then publish the Notice for 30 days by inviting any objections,
• After the expiry of 30 days from the date of publication said notice, the marriage may be solemnized unless there is any objection.
• The marriage may be solemnized at the specified Marriage Office in District.
• Both the parties are required to be present on the date of registration/Solemnization at the specified marriage office along with three witnesses

• Application form in the prescribed format along with prescribed fee for the marriage
• Passport Size Photographs of both the parties
• Residential Proof of both the parties
• Proof of Date of Birth both the parties
• Residential address proof and PAN Card of Three Witnesses
• Death certificate or divorce decrees whichever is applicable, in case of any preceding marriage.

• Copy of Passport of both the parties with valid visa in the country
• N.O.C. or Marital Status certificate from the concerned embassy or Consulate in India by a foreigner embassy/partner.

• Complaint must have cause-title and heading;
• Complaint must include the name, description and address of the complainant;
• Complaint must include the name, description and address of the opposite party or parties;
• Complaint must include important facts related to the complaint and the place of course of action;
• Complaint should also include opposite party’s liability to be proceeded against and how they are accountable to the said petition.
• Complaint needs to be accompanied with relevant documents in support of the allegations imposed in the said petition. Complaint need to be signed by Complaint with attestation and it is advised to keep one or two copies of the complaint with themselves for records and further proceedings.
• Complaint need to be accompanied with list of documents duly signed by Complainant.
• Jurisdiction clause need to be mentioned in Complaint as how the matter falls within the jurisdiction of the respective tribunal. It needs to mention whether the opposite party resides or carries on business or has a branch office or personally works for gain within the jurisdiction of the forum or whether the cause of action has been arose within the tribunal’s jurisdiction.
• Complaint is also required to mention Relief Sought as how Complainant is entitled to claim the costs of said complaint from the opposite party, along with that Complaint also needs to mention the amount of claim in your complaint.
• Complaint need to be accompanied with verification clause and also need to attest/notarize the same from Oath Commissioner or Notarization official.

• I love in Delhi but my fiancé lives in Bangalore. Can I solemnize my marriage in Delhi?

  Yes, the marriage can be solemnized between parties in Delhi, if one party resides here. Post query at our site, we will contact you and will get your court marriage solemnized without any hustle.

• Me and my girlfriend are major and want to get married but our parents are not ready for the marriage, can we go for the court marriage?

  Yes, the marriage can be solemnized and registered between both the parties if both the parties are major and competent.

• I am a hindu but my wife is Christian. Marriage is solemnized as per customs of hindu marriage. SO can I get my marriage registered under Hindu Marriage Act?

  No, marriage between parties of different religions can be solemnized and registered under Special marriage Act.

• What is the minimum age requirement to go for court marriage?

  Boy must have completed 21 years and girl 18 years of age to get their marriage solemnized.

• Can I get marriage certificate on the same day?

  Yes, you can apply for the same by tatkal and will get certificate the same day.

• I want to marry a girl from USA, can we solemnize marriage in India?

  Yes, marriage with foreign national can be solemnized in India under Special marriage act.

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