court marriage

Select a perfect partner suiting to your temperments and proceed.

Best wishes.

You can do court marriage under the Special Marriage Act 1954 in presence of 3 witnesses that marriage will be solemnized and duly registered by the Marriage Officer of your district. The DC of your district is usually the Marriage Officer/Registrar of Marriage so for details contact DC office of your district.

For going through a court marriage procedure, you need the following documents.

• Application form filled and signed by both the bride and the groom.
• Receipt of payment of fee.
• Separate affidavits from bride and groom. They need affidavits for DOB, marital status, and relationship with each other.
• 2 attested passport sized photos (each) of the bride and the groom.
• Copy of divorce decree/order or death certificate (if applicable).
• Proof of date of birth (DOB) such as copies of matriculation certificate or passport.
• Proof of stay in the particular district for more than 30 days. You can submit documents like Ration Card or a report from the local SHO.

Yes, you can do court marriage. first of all, select your future partner. Under Special Marriage Act 1954 with 3 witnesses, you can be registered by the Marriage Officer of your district. Hire any advocate in your city he will guide you properly.

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