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Specialized service for Indian nationals marrying foreign citizens or NRIs.
Assistance with Apostille, Embassy Attestation, and visa documentation.
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Find clear answers to common queries about **Court Marriage, Arya Samaj Marriage, and Marriage Registration**. Our FAQs simplify complex legal procedures with expert guidance and practical insights.
Court Marriage is a legal procedure solemnized under the Special Marriage Act, 1954. It involves giving a notice of intended marriage, verification of documents, and finally, solemnization before a Marriage Officer in the presence of witnesses.
You need valid ID proofs (Aadhar, Passport, or Voter ID), address proof, passport-size photos, birth certificates, and affidavits stating marital status and nationality. Divorce decree or death certificate of the previous spouse (if applicable) is also required.
Typically, it takes **30 days** after submitting the notice to the Marriage Registrar. However, Arys Services ensures a smoother process with professional guidance and timely assistance.
Yes. Court Marriage does not require parental approval as long as both partners are above the legal age — 18 years for women and 21 years for men.
Yes, a Court Marriage is legally valid across India and is recognized by all government and legal authorities.
Arya Samaj Marriage is a simple, traditional Hindu marriage conducted according to Vedic rituals. Unlike Court Marriage, it doesn’t require a notice period and can be solemnized on the same day, followed by registration for legal validity.
Both partners must provide age proof, address proof, passport-size photos, and affidavits declaring their marital status and religion.
Yes, it is valid once it is registered under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, or the Special Marriage Act, 1954.
Yes, if one partner converts to Hinduism through a Shuddhi ceremony, the marriage can be performed under Arya Samaj traditions.
The entire ceremony usually takes **2–3 hours**, and a certificate is issued immediately after the rituals.
Stay informed with the latest updates, expert guidance, and practical insights from our legal team. Our blogs cover every aspect of **Court Marriage, Arya Samaj Marriage, and Marriage Registration** in India
Arys Services offers comprehensive assistance for Court Marriage procedures, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience for couples. From document preparation and legal formalities to appointment scheduling and certification, our expert team handles every step with precision and confidentiality.
