Court Marriage

Documents Required: Application Form: A prescribed form available at the registrar's office needs to be filled out. Proof of Age and Identity: This typically includes: Birth certificate Passport Aadhaar card Any other government-issued ID Proof of Address: Documents like: Aadhaar card Passport Utility bills Photographs: Passport-sized photographs of both parties. Marriage Affidavit: An affidavit declaring the marital status (unmarried/widowed/divorced) and confirming consent to marry. Witnesses: Usually two witnesses are required who have valid identification documents.

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Marriage Registration

Documents Required: Application Form: A filled-out application form for marriage registration. Proof of Identity and Age: Documents like: Birth certificate Passport Aadhaar card Driver's license Proof of Residence: Documents showing the residential address, such as: Aadhaar card Passport Utility bills Marriage Invitation Card: A copy of the marriage invitation card is sometimes required. Marriage Affidavit: A sworn statement by both parties stating place and date of marriage, marital status (unmarried/widowed/divorced), and consent to marry. Photographs: Passport-sized photographs of both parties and witnesses. Witnesses: Usually two witnesses are required who have valid identification documents.

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Arya Samaj Registration

Documents Required for Arya Samaj Marriage: Application Form: A duly filled application form provided by the Arya Samaj temple where the marriage is to be conducted. Proof of Age and Identity: Birth certificate Passport Aadhaar card Any other government-issued ID Proof of Residence: Aadhaar card Passport Utility bills Affidavit: A sworn affidavit signed by both parties declaring their age, marital status (unmarried/widowed/divorced), and consent to marry. Passport-sized Photographs: Recent photographs of both parties. Witnesses: Two witnesses with their proof of identity and address (usually Aadhaar card, passport, or voter ID). Conversion Certificate (if applicable): If one or both parties are converting religions for the marriage, a conversion certificate may be required.

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Hindu Marriage

Documents Required for Hindu Marriage Registration: Application Form: A prescribed form for marriage registration, available at the registrar's office or downloadable from their website. Proof of Age: Birth certificate School leaving certificate Passport Any other document issued by a competent authority that proves the age of the parties Proof of Identity: Aadhaar card Passport Voter ID card Driver's license Any other government-issued ID Proof of Residence: Aadhaar card Passport Utility bills (electricity, water, gas bills) Rent agreement Marriage Invitation Card: A copy of the wedding invitation card. Marriage Affidavit: An affidavit affirming the details of the marriage, including date and place of marriage, marital status (unmarried/widowed/divorced), and consent of both parties to marry. Photographs: Passport-sized photographs of both parties. Witnesses: Usually two witnesses are required who have valid identification documents (Aadhaar card, passport, etc.). Divorce Decree/Death Certificate: If either party is divorced or widowed, copies of the divorce decree absolute or death certificate of the deceased spouse. Special Cases: Inter-caste or Inter-religious Marriages: Additional documentation or procedures may be required, such as a no objection certificate (NOC) from concerned authorities or special permissions depending on local laws. Same-Sex Marriages: As of now, same-sex marriages are not legally recognized under the Hindu Marriage Act in India. Procedure for Hindu Marriage Registration: Application Submission: Both parties or their guardians need to submit the filled-out application form along with the required documents to the registrar of marriages. Verification and Processing: The registrar verifies the documents and the details provided in the application. Appointment for Registration: Once verification is complete, an appointment is scheduled for the marriage registration. Registration: On the scheduled date, both parties along with witnesses need to be present at the registrar's office for the registration of the marriage. Issuance of Marriage Certificate: After registration, a marriage certificate is issued as proof of the marriage having taken place.

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