Non Availability of Marriage Certificate in Lucknow

What is a Non-Availability Marriage Certificate (NAMC)? Why do we need it?

A marriage certificate is a legal document that confirms a bride and groom's marriage connection. Every state in India has the authority to issue marriage certificates to the concerned state government. A marriage certificate assists an individual in demonstrating they are lawfully married to someone, which is especially useful when applying for a passport, visa, work permit, and so on if their spouse resides overseas. It is also useful for obtaining life insurance payouts, family pensions, bank deposits, and so forth. NRIWAY provides services for unregistered weddings across India based on the Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate (NAMC).
The USCIS now requires a Marriage Certificate to verify the link between children and their parents. If the marriage is not registered or the registration certificate is not acquired, the Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Lucknow is requested.

There is no set method for obtaining a Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Lucknow. In India, the Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate (NAMC) is not required. As a result, every time we approach to the appropriate Registrar office for the Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Lucknow, it is rather costly to get. Non-availability of Marriage Certificate (NAMC) and other originals (if any) will be sent anywhere in India by a reputable courier service; however, for overseas destinations, we charge standard market shipping costs + VAT for delivery. For international delivery, we utilise reputable courier services such as FedEx, and for domestic shipping, we use DTDC.

Documents we need for Non Availability of Marriage Certificate in Lucknow

• Copy of Passport (Front and last page) of Husband and Wife

• Proof for date of marriage such as Invitation card etc.

• ID Proof with Place of Marriage Address (Ration Card/ Driving License/ Voter ID etc.) of one person

• Affidavit from Parents/Relatives.

• Signed Authority Letter.

If you have misplaced or lost your marriage certificate, you can get it reissued by applying to the Sub-Registrar or Municipality office where the marriage was registered. The entry in the register is the "original document." The marriage "certificate" is a certified copy of that entry, and therefore, once you give the data (date of marriage, names of the parties, etc.) registered in the register, a certificate will be re-issued based on the original accessible details in the records.

However, if you have not registered your marriage and so do not have a marriage certificate, you can seek for 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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