Register Your Marriage Online Easily With Efinac!
Registering your marriage can be challenging as it involves a thorough understanding of the legal process and multiple visits to various government offices. With Efinac you can quickly and easily register your marriage. Hassle free registration Easy online process Holistic attorney support
Documents Required from Directors, Shareholders
- Pan Card Copy (Mandatory)
- ID Proof (Any one) – Driving License/ Voter ID/ Passport Copy/ Aadhaar Card
- Address Proof – Latest Bank Statement/ Latest Telephone or Mobile Bill/ Latest Electricity Bill.(MUST be less than 30 days old)
- Passport Size Photograph
Documents Required for Registered Office Address
- NOC – No Objection Certificate from the Owner of the Property
- Address Proof – Latest Telephone Bill or Mobile Bill/ Gas Bill/ Electricity Bill (MUST be less than 30 days old)
How Efinac Can Help In Marriage Registration Online
They say marriages happen in heaven, but marriage registrations happen on earth, with the help of Efinac one can complete the registration in just 3 easy steps.
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Marriage Registration and Certificate - An Overview
Indian weddings are known for their grandeur throughout the world. It is more of a celebration in every household. Legally it is crucial to register the marriage. In India, a marriage must be registered to be legally recognised. Marriage registration is required in India for the safety of the couple in case of any issues raised in the future.
A marriage can be registered primarily under the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955 or the Special Marriage Act of 1955. There is also the Indian Christian Marriage Act of 1872, as well as the Marriage Act of 1954. The Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act of 1865, as well as the Arya Samaj Marriage Validation Act, were both passed in 1973. Registering your marriage will provide major advantages.
Benefits of Marriage Registration
According to our legal experts, registering your marriage will provide major benefits.
- A marriage certificate that has been properly verified by a government entity is the most reliable proof of marriage.
- To get family law benefits, you must register your marriage.
- It is legally recognised and extremely strong in a court of law when a marriage is registered.
- In case of a divorce, alimony, separation, and child custody a marriage certificate is mandatory.
- A marriage certificate certifies that the children are a result of legitimate marriage and all the rights of both the children and women are protected at any cost.
- In marital disputes, either party may use the marriage certificate as strong and valid evidence.
Documents Required for Registering Your Marriage
While registering your marriage you should provide the following self-attested documents of the bride, groom and the witnesses from the same address as the applicant.
- Aadhar card, Pan Card, and two passport-size pictures of the bride and groom.
- Witnesses: Aadhar card and two passport-size photos.
- Wedding reception - invitation card, images at the wedding function.
- Marksheets from grades ten through twelve, as well as birth certificates.
- A copy of a foreign national's passport (if applicable).
- A valid VISA for a foreign national is required (if applicable).
- If you're divorced, you'll need a divorce decree certificate.
If your marriage took place at temples, churches or marriage halls additional documents may be required.
Process for Registering Your Marriage
Efinac can easily complete your marriage registration process in three simple steps
Step 1: As soon as you provide all the above-mentioned documents the concerned authorities and our lawyers will verify them and analyse the validity of the marriage.
Step 2: The applicant should pay the appropriate government fees and the professional fees involved in the process.
Step 3: Our expert team of affiliate lawyers will make sure to apply for registering the marriage. The registration process will be completed on the fixed day.
In most cases, the whole process spans up to 15 to 30 working days. However, you can also opt for tatkal services but you should validate your request based on proof. If you are planning to register your marriage after a year from the actual date then it may take up to 30 to 35 days. The reason for the delay in marriage registration has to be mentioned in the registered office.
Why Efinac?
Frankly speaking, Efinac has the best team of attorneys who can complete marriage registration in just three simple steps: no more hassle and no more delays!
Initially, you will have to provide all the required documents to our experts. They will analyse the documents and initiate the marriage registration process. They will make sure the process is conducted smoothly. Our experts will answer all your queries and complete the registration process soon.
FAQ
Yes, In India you can register a marriage both online and offline. You can reach out to Efinac for filing them online. The online marriage registration is pretty much easy when compared to the offline process. You can login to the official website of the state where the marriage was conducted or where the bride and groom have resided for more than 6 months.
Yes, only if it's court marriage. In the case of other marriages, it will take up to 30 days since the marriage certificate is issued by the SDM office.
The following are the prerequisites for registration under the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955: Any sub-divisional magistrate's office can be used to apply for marriage; the offline application process can be started there, and the registration process can be completed online as well.
In the event of the Hindu Marriage Act, you will receive an appointment within 15 days of completing the online registration, but it may take up to 60 days in the case of the Special Marriage Act. A witness can be anyone who was present at the couple's wedding and should provide a PAN card and proof of residence.
You can get it online by reaching out to Efinac experts. In other cases, a marriage certificate is issued by the Local Civil Registry Office (LCRO) of the city or municipality where the wedding was held after the civil registration of the marriage.
Without a ceremony, marriage is null and void. There must be a traditional wedding ceremony. The marriage vows do not have to be in any particular form or religious rite, but the legislation specifies what must be included in the ceremony.
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