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Q1. What is Marriage Registration before a Marriage Registrar? A.    You have already performed your ceremonial Hindu Marriage, Arya Samaj Mandir Marriage, Anand Marriage in a Gurudwara,   Muslim Marriage, Christian Marriage,   however, by way of proof of your marriage, you only have marriage photographs, marriage video, Arya Samaj Certificate or Gurudwara Certificate or Nikah Nama or Church Marriage Certificate, but you are in need for Marriage Certificate issued by some Government Statutory Bodies, Your Hindu Marriage, Arya Samaj Mandir Marriage, Anand Marriage in a Gurudwara,   Muslim Marriage, Christian Marriage   is perfectly legal and valid all over India, however, by way of proofs of your marriage, many institutions even in India do not accept your marriage photographs, marriage video, Arya Samaj Certificate or Gurudwara Certificate or Nikah Nama or Church Marriage Certificate; further, foreign embassies in India and foreign countries outside...

Q1. What is Court Marriage? The parties can directly apply to the Marriage Registrar for performance & registration of marriage and grant of marriage certificate, which is generally termed as Court Marriage. Q2. Who may perform Court Marriage? Any person irrespective of religion may perform Court Marriage.  Even Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs can also perform Court Marriage. Muslims, Christians, Parsis or Jews can also perform Court Marriage. Inter-Caste Marriages and Inter-Religious Marriages can also be performed as Court Marriage. Q3. What are the Requirements for Court Marriage? Court Marriage is a civil contract, and hence, there are no rites or ceremonial requirements. As per law - The parties have to file Notice of Intended Marriage in the specified form to the  Marriage Registrar of the district in which at least one of the parties to the marriage has resided for a period of not less than thirty days immediately preceding the date on which such not...

Q. The first thing to know about and consider is "Prenuptial Agreement" if you are unmarried, and if already married, why not to have Postnuptial Agreement? Why to have Prenuptial Agreement or Postnuptial Agreement? What are its advantages? A. Somebody stated, “Marriage is a union of two hearts”. Wake up! No more it is a union of two hearts only. Marriage means many things…       Marrying Persons may not have disclosed many things to each other during engagement or roka or courtship, such as their marital status before marriage, the actual earnings they have, properties being owned by them etc., which disclosers you might like to get before getting married in the form of Prenuptial Agreement. Why is it important?                 Take an example; you might be getting married to an already legally married person; it is happening every now and then. Many people get mar...