Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Mumbai

What is the Non-Availability of a Marriage Certificate? 

To get permanent citizenship in the USA and other countries, the Marriage Certificate and Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate (NAMC) are mandatory. The certificate denotes that a person who is applying for permanent citizenship is married in another country. In Other ways, we can say that it is a mandatory document to prove the relationship between children and their parents for Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Mumbai. Having completed a Certificate would be shipped anywhere in India without any cost by a reputed courier, though for international shipping, we’ll charge. We use a reputable courier service for international shipping, i.e. FedEx / DHL for International shipping and DTDC for Non-Availability of Marriage certificate in Mumbai, India.

Documents we need for Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Mumbai:

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

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

• A valid ID Proof with Place of Marriage Address (Ration Card/ Driving License/ Voter ID, etc.).

• Affidavit from Parents/Relatives.

What is a Marriage Certificate?

In online service, we provide a service of marriage registration. We all know that the registration of the marriage is compulsory for everyone in India. There are two kinds of Marriage Acts: the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and the Special Marriage Act, 1954. The Hindu Marriage Act applies only to the Hindus, whereas the Special Marriage Act applies to all citizens of India.

Requirements of Hindu Marriage Act (HMA) according to section 5 of HMA

• The minimum age limit is 21 for boys and 18 for girls.

• Parties must be Hindu, unmarried or divorced, and if already married, then at the time of marriage, their spouse should not be alive.

• Both parties must be physically and mentally healthy.

• Parties must not become in SAPINDA and PROHIBITED DEGREE.

• Affidavits from both prospective husband and wife

Under Hindu Marriage Act

Documents and Information we need:

• Identity proof of both parties. (AADHAR CARD or Acknowledgement of AADHAR CARD/ Voter Card/ Passport )

• Age Proof of both parties (i.e. Birth Certificate of MCD or 10th Marks Sheet).

• Place where the marriage was solemnized.

• Duration of residence at given addresses.

Proof of the marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act (I.e. Marriage Card and Arya Samaj Certificate) is needed for Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Mumbai,

After that, having completed all the above-said formalities, both the parties will appear before the Registrar along with at least two of the witnesses. One witness must be an authentic Gazetted officer or even a PAN Card Holder. The marriage should be registered within one month from the date of marriage.

Under the Special Marriage Act:

Requirements of Special Marriage Act 1954

• The minimum age limit to get married is 21 for boys and 18 for girls.

• Parties should be unmarried or divorced, and if they are already married, then their spouse should not be alive at the time of marriage.

• Both parties must be physically and mentally healthy.

• Parties must not become in SAPINDA and PROHIBITED DEGREE.

• Affidavits from both prospective husband and wife

Documents and Information we need for Non-Availability of Marriage Certificate in Mumbai:

1). Under Special Marriage Act

• Identity proof of both parties. (AADHAR CARD or Acknowledgement of AADHAR CARD/ Voter Card/ Passport )

• Age Proof of both parties (i.e. Birth Certificate of MCD or 10th Marks Sheet)

• Place where the marriage was solemnized.

• Duration of residence at given addresses.

• Proof of the marriage under the Hindu Marriage Act (I.e. Marriage Card and Arya Samaj Certificate

After that, having completed all above-said formalities, both parties will appear before the Registrar and at least two witnesses. One witness must be a Gazetted officer or PAN Card Holder. The marriage would be registered within one month from the date of marriage.

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