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⏳ 30 Days Process
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⏳ 1–3 Days
Muslim Marriage & Registration
⏳ 1–30 Days
Sikh / Anand Marriage Registration
⏳ 1–3 Days
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Special Marriage Act Procedure in Delhi
Under the Special Marriage Act, marriage is conducted through a civil process before the Marriage Officer.
Step 1 – Notice of Intended Marriage
A written notice is filed before the Marriage Officer in Delhi where at least one party has resided for 30 days.
Step 2 – 30 Days Statutory Notice Period
The notice is displayed for 30 days to invite objections.
Step 3 – Objection (If Any)
If any objection is received, an inquiry is conducted as per law.
Step 4 – Appearance Before Marriage Officer
After completion of the notice period, both parties appear with three witnesses to sign the declaration.
Step 5 – Marriage Certificate Issued
The marriage is solemnized and the official Marriage Certificate is issued.
This certificate is valid across India and internationally.
Documents Required for Court Marriage in Delhi
Age Proof (10th Certificate / Birth Certificate / Passport)
Address Proof (Aadhaar / Voter ID / Passport / Rent Agreement)
Passport Size Photographs
Affidavit of Marital Status
Three Witnesses with ID Proof
Divorce Decree (if divorced)
Death Certificate (if widow/widower)
NOC from Embassy (if foreign national involved)
The Special Marriage Act allows marriage between persons of different religions without conversion.
If you are planning an Interfaith Marriage in Delhi, we provide complete legal guidance and documentation support.
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(Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955)
The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 governs marriages among Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs, and Lingayats in India.
✅ Eligibility Conditions for Hindu Marriage
Before solemnization of marriage, the following legal conditions must be fulfilled:
Groom must be 21 years or above
Bride must be 18 years or above
Both parties must be Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, Sikh, or Lingayat
Both parties must be of sound mind and capable of giving valid consent
Parties must not fall within the prohibited degree of relationship
Parties must not be Sapinda of each other (unless permitted by custom)
Neither party should have a living spouse at the time of marriage
After fulfilling the above legal conditions, the marriage is solemnized as per Hindu rites and ceremonies, which may include:
Saptapadi (Seven Rounds around the sacred fire)
Exchange of Jaimala (garlands)
Application of Sindoor
Mangalsutra ceremony
Under the Hindu Marriage Act, completion of customary rites (especially Saptapadi, where applicable) makes the marriage legally valid.
After solemnization of marriage, registration can be done before the concerned SDM (Sub-Divisional Magistrate) / Marriage Registrar Office in Delhi.
Both parties along with witnesses must appear before the Marriage Registrar for registration.
Application Form duly signed by both parties
Passport-size photographs of bride and groom
Aadhaar Card / Identity Proof of both parties
Address Proof of both parties
Date of Birth Proof (Birth Certificate / 10th Certificate)
PAN Card (recommended)
Marriage Invitation Card (if available) or Joint Affidavit confirming date and place of marriage
Two Witnesses with Aadhaar Card and PAN Card
Divorce Decree (if previously married)
Death Certificate of spouse (if widow/widower)
Application along with required documents is submitted before the SDM office.
The SDM verifies documents and may conduct an inquiry to ensure there are no legal obstacles.
Both parties declare that:
They are not related within prohibited degrees
They are marrying with free consent
Upon satisfaction, the Registrar registers the marriage and issues the Official Marriage Registration Certificate, which is valid legal proof of marriage.
Usually completed within 1–3 working days (subject to document verification).
Muslim marriage (Nikah) is governed by Muslim Personal Law. The following conditions must be fulfilled:
Both bride and groom must be Muslim
Groom must be 21 years or above
Bride must be 18 years or above
Both parties must be of sound mind and capable of giving free and valid consent
Parties must not fall within the prohibited degree of relationship under Muslim law
There must be a clear offer (Ijab) and acceptance (Qubool) in the same sitting
Presence of witnesses as required under Muslim law
Nikah must be solemnized by a Qazi / Authorized Nikah Khwan
After completion of Nikah, a Nikahnama (Marriage Certificate issued by Qazi) is provided as proof of marriage.
Although Nikah itself makes the marriage valid under Muslim Personal Law, registration of marriage in Delhi provides additional legal proof for visa, passport, bank, property, and other official purposes.
Marriage registration in Delhi is done before the concerned SDM / Marriage Registrar Office.
Application Form duly signed by both parties
Nikahnama (issued by Qazi)
Aadhaar Card of bride and groom
PAN Card of bride and groom
Date of Birth Proof (10th Certificate / Birth Certificate / Passport)
Address Proof of both parties
Passport-size photographs
Affidavits of bride and groom
Three Witnesses with Aadhaar Card and PAN Card
Divorce Decree (if previously married)
Death Certificate of spouse (if widow/widower)
Affidavits of bride and groom are prepared and documents are compiled.
Application is uploaded online along with required documents and an appointment date is obtained from the Marriage Registrar Office.
On the scheduled date, both parties along with three witnesses must appear before the Marriage Registrar with all original documents.
The Registrar verifies documents and completes legal formalities.
Upon satisfaction, the marriage is officially registered and a Marriage Registration Certificate is issued.
Usually completed within 1–3 and 30 working days, subject to document verification and appointment availability.
(Under the Anand Marriage Act, 1909)
Sikh marriages are solemnized through the Anand Karaj ceremony and can be registered under the Anand Marriage Act.
Marriage can be registered before the Marriage Registrar within whose jurisdiction:
The marriage was solemnized, or
Either party resides.
Groom must be 21 years or above
Bride must be 18 years or above
Both parties must be capable of giving free and valid consent
Parties must not fall within prohibited degrees of relationship
Marriage must be solemnized as per Sikh rites (Anand Karaj)
Application Form duly signed
Aadhaar Card of bride and groom
PAN Card of bride and groom
Date of Birth Proof (10th Certificate / Birth Certificate / Passport)
Address Proof of both parties
Passport-size photographs of bride and groom
Marriage Photographs (Anand Karaj ceremony, if required)
Two Witnesses with Aadhaar Card and PAN Card
Divorce Decree (if previously married)
Death Certificate of spouse (if widow/widower)
📌 Registration Procedure
1️⃣ Submission of application along with required documents
2️⃣ Verification of documents by the Marriage Registrar
3️⃣ Appearance of both parties along with witnesses
4️⃣ Registration of marriage and issuance of Marriage Registration Certificate
⏳ Time Frame
Generally completed within 1–3 working days, subject to document verification.
Inter-Religion Marriage and the procedure under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 are the same.
For detailed information regarding the process, eligibility, documents, and time frame, please refer to the above-mentioned Special Marriage procedure.
:📌 Standard Professional Note
Note:
Foreign Marriage registration is conducted under the provisions of the Special Marriage Act, 1954.
The procedure, eligibility, documentation, and notice period are the same as mentioned above under the Special Marriage Act. Please refer to the above section for complete details.
Note:
Civil Marriage is solemnized and registered under the provisions of the Special Marriage Act, 1954.
The procedure, eligibility conditions, documentation, and notice period are the same as mentioned above under the Special Marriage Act. Please refer to the above section for complete details.
(Under the Arya Marriage Validation Act, 1937)
The Arya Marriage Validation Act, 1937 was enacted to recognize and remove doubts regarding the validity of inter-marriages among Arya Samajists.
The Act validates marriages between Arya Samajists, even if:
The parties belonged to different castes or sub-castes, or
Either or both parties previously belonged to a religion other than Hinduism.
Such marriages shall not be considered invalid merely on these grounds.
The Act extends to the whole of India and applies to Indian citizens wherever they may reside.Arya Samaj Marriage & Registration in Delhi
Arya Samaj marriages are solemnized according to Vedic rites and are legally valid under Hindu law. After solemnization, the marriage can be registered under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 in Delhi.
Groom must be 21 years or above
Bride must be 18 years or above
Both parties must be Hindus (including Buddhist, Jain, Sikh, or Lingayat)
Both parties must be of sound mind and capable of giving valid consent
Parties must not fall within prohibited degrees of relationship
Parties must not be Sapinda of each other (unless permitted by custom)
Neither party should have a living spouse at the time of marriage
📿 Arya Samaj Marriage Ceremony
The marriage is performed as per Vedic rituals, which generally include:
Havan (sacred fire ritual)
Saptapadi (Seven rounds around the fire)
Exchange of garlands (Jaimala)
Application of Sindoor
Upon completion, the Arya Samaj Mandir issues a Marriage Certificate.
Marriage Registration in Delhi (After Arya Samaj Marriage)
After solemnization, the marriage can be registered before the concerned SDM / Marriage Registrar Office in Delhi.
Both parties along with witnesses must appear before the Registrar for verification and registration.
Application Form duly signed by both parties
Arya Samaj Marriage Certificate
Aadhaar Card of bride and groom
PAN Card of bride and groom
Date of Birth Proof (10th Certificate / Birth Certificate / Passport)
Address Proof of both parties
Passport-size photographs
Marriage photographs (if required)
Two witnesses with Aadhaar Card and PAN Card
Divorce Decree (if previously married)
Death Certificate of spouse (if widow/widower)
1️⃣ Submission of application and documents
2️⃣ Verification by SDM / Marriage Registrar
3️⃣ Appearance of both parties and witnesses
4️⃣ Issuance of Official Marriage Registration Certificate
Marriage registration is generally completed within 1–3 working days, subject to verification.