Consummation and consequences

1. An annulment does not have any bearing on the civil status of a marriage.
1.1. The purpose of an annulment is to invalidate a marriage on the grounds that it took place under fraudulent conditions or was never consummated.
1.2. Many people think annulments are only granted if the marriage hasn't been consummated, but there are other lawful reasons to have once marriage wiped off the marriage Register books. The procedure for annulment is similar to divorce proceedings, but the difference is that after an annulment you can go back to checking the Jeevan Sathi.com site and shout there you are single! In short in the eyes of the law, you start over with a clean slate.
1.3 For annulments to bring to floor of Court action should be brought in 1 year from the first knowledge of it. That is relevance of 1 year to your brief before us. 
2. For your other questions under this thread post I prefer rather not to reply as you will get more confused taking a ride on information highway. Hence suggested to quote your personal facts of your marriage if any, we will give direct reply instead of quoting some third party heard gyan and then getting agitated about it and thus feeling urge same to be clarified here which is nothing but duplicacy and ending in more confusions.