Marriage Registration
Marriage is a joyous and significant milestone, marking the beginning of a new chapter in life. In India, beyond the traditional ceremonies, marriage registration is a crucial legal step that formally validates your union in the eyes of the law. This registration provides undeniable proof of your marriage, securing various legal rights and benefits for both spouses and any future children.
At Property Resolve, we understand the importance of this legal formality. We specialize in providing comprehensive assistance for marriage registration under both the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, and the Special Marriage Act, 1954. Our expert team is dedicated to guiding you through the process seamlessly, ensuring your marriage is legally recognized and your future is secure.

Why is Marriage Registration Indispensable?
While traditional ceremonies hold cultural significance, legal marriage registration offers invaluable benefits and protections:
- Legal Proof of Marriage: The marriage certificate serves as conclusive legal evidence of your marital status, essential for various purposes.
- Securing Legal Rights: It establishes legal rights for both spouses, including inheritance rights, maintenance claims, and the right to claim property.
- Passport and Visa Applications: A marriage certificate is often a mandatory document for passport applications, visa processing, and immigration purposes for spouses.
- Bank and Financial Transactions: Required for opening joint bank accounts, applying for loans, or nominating a spouse for insurance policies or provident funds.
- Child’s Legitimacy and Rights: Ensures the legal legitimacy of children born from the union and secures their rights to inheritance and parental support.
- Avoiding Disputes: Provides clarity and prevents potential disputes regarding marital status or spousal rights in the future.
- Social Security and Government Benefits: Necessary for claiming various social security benefits, pensions, or other government schemes as a married couple.
Our Comprehensive Marriage Registration Services: Navigating the Legal Framework
We offer specialized legal services to facilitate your marriage registration, ensuring compliance with the relevant legal framework
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Document Preparation & Scrutiny
Meticulously preparing and scrutinizing all necessary application forms, affidavits, and supporting documents to ensure accuracy and completeness.
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Appointment Scheduling
Assisting in scheduling appointments with the Marriage Registrar’s office.
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Filing & Submission
Guiding you through the process of filing the application and submitting all required documents to the Marriage Registration.
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Witness Arrangement
Advising on witness requirements and assisting in their proper identification and presence.
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Follow-up & Certificate Collection
Diligently following up with the Registrar’s office and assisting in the collection of your official marriage certificate.
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Addressing Complexities
Providing expert advice for situations involving foreign nationals, prior marriages, or any other unique circumstances.
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Guidance on Applicable Act
Advising whether your marriage should be registered under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs, or those married as per Hindu rites) or the Special Marriage Act, 1954 (for inter-faith marriages, civil marriages, or those who wish to register their marriage regardless of religion).
Key Requirements & Documents for Marriage Registration
While specific requirements may vary slightly by state and the chosen Act, we ensure all essential elements are meticulously covered:
General Requirements:
- Age: Both the bride and the groom must be 21 years of age or older at the time of marriage. Please note: Recent legal changes have unified the minimum marriageable age for both genders in India.
- Consent: Both parties must give free and full consent to the marriage.
- Sound Mind: Both parties must be of sound mind.
- Prohibited Relationships: Parties should not fall within the degree of prohibited relationships (unless custom or usage permits).
- Marital Status: Neither party should have a living spouse at the time of marriage.
Common Documents Required (for both parties):
- Application Form: Duly filled and signed.
- Proof of Date of Birth: Birth Certificate, Passport, or Matriculation Certificate.
- Proof of Address: Aadhaar Card, Passport, Voter ID, Utility Bills.5
- Identity Proof: Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport.
- Passport Size Photographs: Recent photographs of both parties.
- Marriage Photographs: Photographs of the marriage ceremony (if already performed).
- Witnesses: Two or three witnesses (depending on the Act) with their identity and address proofs.6
- Death Certificate/Divorce Decree (if applicable): Of former spouse for widow/widower or divorcee.7
Specific to Special Marriage Act, 1954:
- Notice of Intended Marriage: A notice filed with the Marriage Registrar 30 days prior to the intended marriage registration.
- Affidavit: Declaring marital status, date of birth, and no prohibited relationships.
Why Choose Property Resolve for Your Marriage Registration Needs?
Expert Legal Guidance
Our team possesses in-depth knowledge of both the Hindu Marriage Act and the Special Marriage Act, ensuring your registration is legally flawless and compliant with the latest age requirements.
Streamlined & Hassle-Free Process
We manage all the legal and administrative steps, saving you time, effort, and potential frustrations.
Meticulous Document Preparation
We ensure all your documents are perfectly prepared and compliant, minimizing delays or rejections.
Transparent Communication
We keep you informed at every stage, explaining the process clearly and addressing all your queries.
Confidentiality & Professionalism
We handle your personal information with the utmost discretion and provide a professional, supportive experience.
Contact us today for a confidential consultation
Legally affirming your marriage is a crucial step towards building a secure future together. Let Property Resolve handle the legal formalities, so you can focus on celebrating your union.