Documents Required For Arya Samaj Mandir Marriage

• Date of Birth Proof/Age Proof: Matriculation Certification/Passport/Birth Certificate/Adhar Card
• Residence Proof/ID Proof: Aadhar Card/Voter ID Card/Driving License
• Photograph: 4 Passport size photograph of bride and groom.
• Witnesses: 2 Witnesses with ID Proof.
• For Divorcee: In case of divorcee, divorce decree is required.
• Death Certificate: Death certificate is required in case of widow/widower.

Marriage Registration Certificate

We offer and support our clients for the legal court marriage and Arya Samaj Marriage (Registration under Hindu Marriage Act-1955). Under Hindu marriage, the bride and groom can get Love Marriage, Arranged Marriage, and Special Marriage. Our team has expert advocates, advisors, and consultants who take care of everything to successfully solemnize and register the marriage. Under Act-1955, the boy must be at least 21 years, and a girl must be at least 18 years. Arya Samaj Marriage is compulsory for Instant Court Marriage.

Documents Required For Court Marriage Registration in Delhi

• Date of Birth Proof: MCD certificate or Matriculation Certification or Passport.
• Residence Proof: Aadhar Card or Voter id Card.
• Wedding Photographs.
• 4 Passport size photographs of bride & groom.
• Divorce decree is required for a divorcee person.
• Death certificate is required in the case of widow/widower.
• Two witnesses required with PAN Card & I.D. Card i.e. Voter Card or Aadhar Card.
• Temple Marriage Certificate/ Wedding card is required.
• No Objection Certificate (NOC / Status Letter) is required from the concerned embassy in the case of Foreign Nationals.

Benefits of Court Marriage in Delhi/NCR

• Economical & Affordable
• Fast Procedure
• Hassle free Marriage
• Under Full security
• Valid Everywhere in the world
• Not Issue with inter-caste or religion
• More Comfortable for Love marriage

Registration of Marriage under the Special Marriage Act in India

In India, all marriages can be registered either under their respective personal laws (Hindu Marriage Act, 1955/Muslim Marriage Act, 1954) or under the Special Marriage Act,1954. A marriage under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 enables people from two distinct religious backgrounds to unite in the marriage bond. Unlike personal laws, the Special Marriage Act’s applicability extends to all Indian citizens regardless of their religion. Although marriage laws allow only the registration of an already solemnized marriage under personal laws, the Special Marriage Act provides for both solemnizations and legal registration. The Special Marriage Act has designed a simple means of legally registering a marriage between two people of different religions, but even if both the concerned parties belong to the same religion, they may choose to register the marriage under this Act. This is a step-by-step procedure to apply in India for a Special Marriage Act.

Special Marriage Act-1954

The Special Marriage Act deals with inter-caste and inter-religion marriages. Inter caste marriage is a marriage between people of two different castes. The days had gone by when people used to marry wherever their parents decided to blindly. The youth now have their own saying and choice and prefer to marry someone who is more compatible with them than marrying someone who belongs to their caste or religion. It is them who have to live for the whole of their life with their partner and therefore, caste or religion is not a matter of utmost consideration now at all. Love is a beautiful emotion, and something like caste or religion should not weigh it up. All religions are equal, and marriage shouldn’t be a big deal among them.

Applicability

This information is the most important for every Indian to know how they can use it. This Act includes Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists marriages. This act applies to all Indian states, except Jammu & Kashmir. This Act applies not only to Indian citizens who belong to different castes and religions but also to Indian nationals who live abroad.

Foreigner Court Marriage in Delhi

At least one party must be a citizen of India It is the foundation of the act of foreign marriage in India. The marriages solemnized under this act require that one party is Indian or other party is a foreigner. The parties can be both Indian but solemnizing their marriage outside India or one party can be a Non-Resident of India (NRI).

Documents required

1. Passport Size Photographs – four each of Marrying Persons.
2. Residential Proof (Voter Card / Passport / Ration Car / Driving License / Bank Passbook / Lease Deed / Rent Deed) of Marrying Persons.
3. Date of Birth Proof (Municipal Corporation Certificate, X or XII Examination Certificate, Passport, PAN Card) of Marrying Persons).
4. If any party is a divorcee Certified copy of the Decree of Divorce is granted by the Court.
5. If any party is widow/widower Death Certificate of the dead spouse.
6. If any party is a Foreign Citizen or holding a foreign Passport or is having a foreign residential address – Certificate of Present Marital Status of the party / No Impediment Certificate / NOC from concerned Embassy and Valid VISA.
7. Two Witnesses ( Both should be major ).
8. Documentary evidence regarding a stay at the district in India of one of the parties for more than 30 days (Proof of stay or report from the concerned SHO).
9. N.O.C. or Marital Status certificate from the concerned Embassy or Consulate in India by a foreigner partner.