The registration of marriages in India is not mandatory for natives. Two marriage acts, the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 and the Special Marriage Act 1954, are practiced here. The former Act allows the registration of marriages within the Hindu community, covering Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Sikhs.
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How to Obtain a Marriage Certificate Online in India?
If you are willing to solemnize marriage or have been married and want to register it, this blog is going to be extremely helpful for you. Just read it and find out how easy it is to get it online.
Let’s start with an introduction to a marriage certificate.
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Where & How to Get the Statement of No Marriage?
A “Statement of No Marriage” is the “Certificate of No Marriage Record”. This is a legal document that an individual, who lives afar, requires for proving that he or she is single. So, you can take it as a legalized proof of one’s bachelorhood.
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End-to-End Steps to Get a Marriage Certificate
Do you likely to register your marriage in India?
Certainly, we have a different set of rules in our legislation. They allow marriage registration after solemnizing it. These are the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 and the Special Marriage Act, 1954. These two acts define the criteria and how to register your marriage in India.
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How to Apostille Marriage Certificate in India?
A marriage certificate is the legal proof of a person being married. This is valid in our country. If the married one wants to go abroad for any reasons, this certificate needs to be attested.
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Guide To Get Marriage Certificate For NRIs
NRIs marriage comes under the Foreign Marriage Act, 1969. It has some conditions and substantial steps to be followed when you are solemnizing marriage as a non-resident with a foreigner in the foreign country.
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