Court Marriage (Special Marriage Act)
Notice, objections period and registration of a court marriage.
About this service
Marriage before the Marriage Officer under the Special Marriage Act — for any two adults, including inter-faith and inter-caste couples. Covers the notice of intended marriage, document preparation, guidance through the 30-day notice period and the marriage on the appointed day with three witnesses. Court fee, stamp duty and government fees are extra, at actuals.
What you get
- Eligibility check and document review
- Notice of intended marriage and affidavits
- Filing with the Marriage Officer
- Assistance on the day of marriage and registration
- Marriage certificate
How it works
- 1
Documents
We check both of you are eligible and the papers are complete.
- 2
Notice filed
Notice of intended marriage is filed with the Marriage Officer.
- 3
30-day period
The notice is displayed; we handle any objections.
- 4
Marriage
Solemnised and registered, certificate issued.
Documents you will need
- Age proof of both (birth certificate / 10th marksheet / passport)
- Address proof of both
- Passport-size photographs
- Divorce decree or death certificate, if previously married
- ID proof of three witnesses
Scans or clear photographs are fine. The lawyer handling your matter will tell you if anything else is needed once they have seen your papers.
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