Any marriage in India that has been can
be registered under the Hindu marriage Act or special marriage Act. When
religion of both the male and female is same, that is when they both belong to
Hindu religion, and then the marriage is registered under Hindu Act of 1954. The same Hindu marriage act is also
applicable to Sikhs, Buddhist, and jains, or anyone who has converted to the
Hindu religion. If religion of the partners is different, or both of them are
not from the same religion, then marriage is registered under special marriage Act,
1954.
For registration of a marriage, which has
already been solemnized, a couple has to visit the office of the district sub
divisional magistrate. This office should be in the area of the either husband
or wife, where he or she is living. There are some documents, which both the
partners or husband and wife have to produce to get the certificate of
registration of marriage. The husband and wife should have application form
duly signed by them. They should also have proof of date of birth , for which,
the passport, matriculate certificate, or birth certificate is required.
The
age of both the partners must be 21 or above it at the time of registration of
marriage under special marriage Act 1954. The proof of their stay in Delhi for
30 days before the registration of marriage is also required. The ration card
of either husband or wife of the area, where they are living is evidence of
husband or wife‘s stay in the area for more than 30 days. The affidavit by both
husband and wife, stating the date of the marriage and place of the marriage
and marriage status at the time of the marriage and nationality of the couple,
must be produced before the magistrate.
The other documents are: passport photos of
the husband and wife and one marriage photo. The certificate of the priest who
solemnized the marriage at a religion place, this is for those, whose marriage
ceremony was held at a religion place. Marriage certificate in Delhi. Rupees
100 in case of Hindu marriage Act and rupees 150 in case of special marriage Act,
has to be deposited with the cashier of district magistrate and the receipt of
the payment has to be attached with the application form. . If a partner was earlier married, then he or
she has to produce the divorce certificate and in the case of death of spouse,
the death certificate to show that one of them is widow or widower. If one of the partners is not Hindu, Sikh,
Buddhist or Jain, then he or she has to show the conversion certificate, from
the priest, who converted one of them into Hindu religion. Court marriage
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