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Steps to Get Register Your Marriage in India

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  If you are planning to get married in India then it is highly important that you should register your marriage. Because not registering your marriage in India is not legal and it will be problematic and no government organization will accept your marriage.     In this matter, you and your spouse will face rejection in the most vital situation, such as you can’t create a joint account, if your marriage is not legal, not only that without your marriage registration certificate, you can't even apply for a passport, ration card, PAN card name change.     In India, most people don’t know the process of how to register your marriage. Although it is very important these days to register your marriage. A marriage certificate is a very important document needed for applying for a passport, or any kind of property purchase or you can apply for a companion visa. So it is important for you to know registering your marriage is an important part.     You can regis...

Know the Procedure and Importance of Marriage

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As it certifies a couple's marital status, a marriage certificate is a legitimate and legal document. This document is highly helpful, especially in the event of a spouse's untimely death or when you need to substantiate your marriage. Because of this, the Supreme Court mandated that all couples register, regardless of their affiliation with a particular religion.      On many occasions, a married couple would have to provide proof of their marriage, and if you do a Court marriage in Delhi then the documents you receive from the court marriage can be presented as legal proof.     Marriages performed in accordance with the Hindu Marriage Act may be registered either at the office of the Marriage Officer in the jurisdiction where the bride or groom resides or at the office of the Registrar of Marriage in the jurisdiction where the marriage took place. The office of the Marriage Officer within whose authority the bride or the bridegroom resides is where marriages u...