The year 2024 opened with a surprising announcement for non-residents of India. The long-awaited request of the Indian diaspora abroad was approved. It was regarding the update in its enrolment rules from the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI).
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A Comprehensive Guide on Civil Status Certificate
Typically, a civil status certificate is another name of a single status certificate. It is also called the proof of civil status that states the status of the bearer as married, divorced, widowed, or separated. This document serves as a concrete proof of an individual’s marriage, date of birth, address, marriage, and baptism.
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Do I Need a Single Status Affidavit to Get Married?
Certainly, anybody who could potentially get married needs a single status affidavit or certificate. An affidavit can be obtained if the unmarried or bachelorhood certificate is not formally issued in the country or state.
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How Do I Get a Certificate of Being Single?
As the title suggests, a certificate of being single is a bachelorhood certificate. It is known with diverse names like single status certificate, the certificate of no impediment, celibacy certificate, etc. Sometimes also called a single status affidavit, this legal document confirms that an individual is single and hence eligible for marriage anywhere.
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A Guide on the Importance of a Single Status Certificate in Foreign Countries
A single status certificate is an official paper that a concerned authority issues in a country. In India, a notary public is a concerned person who drafts an affidavit. This affidavit states an oath, which includes the name, date of birth, parent’s details, and more that represent the identity of the person. Mainly, it focuses on his or her single status or bachelorhood. The notary public attests it after verifying the authenticity of supporting documents. Ultimately, it proves that the individual is unmarried and legally free to marry.
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Professional Property Management for NRIs in India to Maximise Returns
A property is precious. It requires proper management. But managing property from afar can be a daunting task, especially for non-resident Indians (NRIs). They stay abroad, which is a unique barrier in handling real estate assets in India. With the population of 35.4 million overseas, NRIs (including People of Indian Origins, PIOs, and Overseas Citizens of India, or OCIs) invest in real estate for consistent future returns through its rental income or buying and selling property.
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How Do NRIs Help the Indian Economy?
Have you ever wondered how many Indians are migrated? Well, these are not hundreds, but over 29 million Indians are settled abroad. Every year, 2.5 million Indians take a flight to countries like the USA, UAE, Canada, and Malaysia. And as per current records, Europe is the latest hub for the Indian diaspora, where over 2.8 million Indians are employed or settled. The overseas countries might be developed and wealthy. Low population and lack of skilled workforce in countries like New Zealand, Germany, Italy, and the EU attract Indians to actively migrate to these countries.
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