Non Availability of Marriage Certificate in Kanpur

We, at NRIWAY, offer services based on the Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate (NAMC) for unregistered weddings throughout India.

The USCIS now requires the Marriage Certificate to verify the link between children and their parents. Therefore, if the marriage is not registered or the registration certificate is not acquired, the Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Kanpur is requested.

In Kanpur, there is no set method for obtaining a Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate. In India, the Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate (NAMC) is not required. As a result, it is rather costly to get every time we file for Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Kanpur with the appropriate Registrar office.

Non-Availability of Marriage Certificates (NAMC) and other originals (if any) will be sent anywhere in India by a reputable courier service; however, we charge standard market shipping fees plus VAT for overseas locations. For international shipping, we utilise FedEx or DTDC, and for domestic shipping, we use just DTDC.

Documents we need for Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Kanpur.

• Copy of Husband and Wife's Passport (Front and Last Page) Proof of marriage date, such as Invitation card, etc.

• Affidavit from Parents/Relatives* with ID Proof and Marriage Address (Ration Card/ Driving License/ Voter ID, etc.).

• Authority Letter has been signed.

If you have misplaced your marriage certificate, you can re-issue your document by applying at the Registrar office or Municipality office where the marriage was registered previously. The "original document" is entry is present in the register. The marriage "certificate" document provided to you is a certified copy of that entry. After you provide the details such as (date of marriage, name of the parties, etc.) entered in that register, a certificate will be re-issued to you as per the original available details in the records.

However, if you have not registered your marriage and do not have a marriage certificate, you can seek one by registering your marriage. You can either go to the Registrar and apply for registration of your marriage under the Hindu Marriage Statute of 1955, the Special Marriage Act of 1954, or any other applicable act, or you can register online. After your marriage is successfully registered, you will be given a marriage certificate.

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