Marriage registration certificate

Overview

Register your marriage and get the certificate. We prepare the application and affidavits and guide you through the registrar visit.

What's included

Document check by a marriage registration expert
Affidavits for both spouses drafted
Online application filled for you
Appointment with the registrar booked
Case manager present at the registrar's office

Steps involved in Marriage registration certificate

1

Checklist

You get the document checklist by email right after booking.
2

Document check

We verify every document before anything is filed.
3

Affidavits

Draft affidavits for husband and wife are shared for signing.
4

Application

The online application is filled on the state portal.
5

Registration

You, your spouse and witnesses visit the registrar with the documents ready.
6

Certificate

The marriage certificate is issued.

Documents required

Age proof of both (birth certificate, passport or class 10 certificate)
Address proof of both (Aadhaar, passport, voter ID)
Wedding card and a wedding photo
Passport size photos
Address proof and PAN of two or three witnesses
Divorce decree or death certificate of a former spouse, if applicable

Things to know

Registrar fees and stamp paper are separate.
Usually ready in 30 working days after we have your documents.

The LawConnect assurance

Verified advocates

Bar Council enrolment checked by LawConnect.

Private and confidential

Your matter is seen only by your advocate.

Free cancellation

Within 2 hours of booking.

Upfront fees

Government fees listed separately.

Payment structure

100%

Professional fee, paid at booking

100% at booking

Government, court and stamp fees

Registrar fees and stamp paper are separate.

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Frequently asked questions

The certificate is proof of marriage for passports, visas, bank and insurance nominations, a name change and property claims.

Hindu marriages under the Hindu Marriage Act; others, or inter-faith marriages, under the Special Marriage Act. Some states have their own registration rules.

Yes, usually two or three witnesses who attended the wedding, with ID and address proof.

The timeline is shown under "Things to know". It starts once we have all the details and papers we need.

A Bar Council verified advocate who practises in this area. You can also choose an advocate from their profile before booking.

Yes. Your matter and documents are visible only to you, your advocate and support staff when you ask for help.

Yes, from My Bookings. It is free within 2 hours of booking; after that a cancellation fee may apply.

No. The price is the professional fee only. Any government, stamp duty or court fees are paid separately.

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