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marriage certificate rules :Marriage is a very important stage in everyone's life. Both of them decided to spend their life together with full rituals. Along with this, the family members also enjoyed the wedding ceremony with great pomp. In India, every religion has different process of marriage. Different laws have also been made for marriages taking place in different religions. Now many people in India definitely get a marriage certificate made after marriage.
Marriage certificate is a valid legal document. Which is proof of the marital status of either spouse after marriage. This is a very important document especially for married women. But some rules have also been set for making marriage certificate. As per rules, marriage certificate of these people is not made.
Marriage certificate of these people is not made
There is a legal age limit to get married in India. The girl should be 18 years of age at the time of marriage. So the age of the boy should be 21 years. But if either of them is younger on the date of marriage. In such a situation, marriage certificate will not be made. Because according to the rules, if the age of the girl is not 18 years and the age of the boy is not 21 years on the day of marriage. Therefore this marriage is not valid. Therefore, marriage certificate of these people is not made.
Apart from this, if someone is living in Delhi and his marriage took place outside Delhi. Therefore his marriage certificate will not be made. Apart from this, if the residents of other states of India have married outside their state. Therefore, he is also ineligible to obtain a marriage certificate. Apart from this if a person does not present my certificate for 5 years of marriage. Then after that he will not be able to get the certificate.
When can you apply for marriage certificate?
Rules have also been fixed for applying for marriage certificate. If a married couple has been married. So in such a situation the newly married couple will have to apply for marriage registration within 30 days. If application is not made within 30 days. So after that, late fees can be imposed anytime for 5 years. However, this will require you to speak to the marriage registrar for exemption.
