Court Marriage Online Registration In India

Whats Included

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- Telephonic consultation with an expert family law lawyer for 30 minutes.

- Verification of court marriage documents.

- Filing of court marriage application.

- Appearance in court and court marriage solemnisation.

Whats Excluded

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- Court fees.

- Stamp duty.

- Any other legal expenses incurred for solemnisation of marriage.

Documents required for Court Marriage registration

The following documents are needed to register a will in India:

• 1.The court marriage application form.
• 2.The receipt of fees to be paid along with the application form.
• 3.The proof of date of birth of both the parties.
• 4.ID Proof like Aadhar Card, Driving license, Passport, Voter ID card, etc.
• 5.Address Proof like Aadhar Card, Driving license, Passport, etc.
• 6.Affidavits from the bride and groom that mentions the date of birth, current marital status and a declaration that the bride and groom are not related to each other within the degree of prohibited relationships mentioned under the Act.

Procedure of Court Marriage registration

A court marriage can only be performed if certain conditions are met. These conditions include:

• 1.The bride and groom must not have a living spouse at the time of court marriage.
• 2.The groom must be of 21 years old and the bride must be 18 years old.
• 3.Both the parties must give their consent to the marriage without any force, coercion or undue influence.
• 4.The bride and groom must not be within the degrees of prohibited relationships. However, if the customs governing any one of them allows such marriage, the degree of prohibited relationships will not be applicable.

The court marriage procedure includes the following steps:

• - The bride and groom need to inform the Marriage Officer about their intention to get married and submit a notice.
• - The notice for court marriage must be filed in the prescribed format and with the Marriage Registrar of the district in which any one of them has been living for a period of more than 30 days.
• - The notice of intended marriage is published by the Marriage Registrar to invite any objections against the marriage.
• - After 30 days, the marriage is solemnised in the presence of 3 witnesses and the Marriage Certificate is issued by the Registrar.