Mutual Divorce Documents

Mutual Divorce Documents

In order to initiate a Mutual Divorce case in the Family Court, you’ll need to provide identification and address proof for both the husband and wife. Additionally, you’ll require proof of marriage, which can vary based on how the marriage occurred. This may include documents like a Marriage Invitation Card, Marriage Photo, or a Marriage Certificate.

ID Address Proof

Any Govt. ID address proof is accepted. Examples:

  • Adhaar Card
  • Driving License
  • Passport
  • Voter ID
  • Ration Card

Invitation card & photo

If the marriage was solemnized in a banquet hall, then one original Marriage Invitation Card or one original Marriage Photo is needed.

Marriage photo should have faces of husband and wife.

Marriage Certificate

  • If marriage was solemnized at a religious place then marriage certificate issued by that religious body is needed.
  • If marriage was solemnized at a Marriage Office of any state Govt., then the Marriage Certificate issued by that Govt. body is needed.

Mutual Divorce Documents FAQ

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1. What documents are required to file a Mutual Divorce case?

Documents Required for Mutual divorce: To file a Mutual Divorce case, you will need the ID and address proof of both spouses, as well as proof of marriage. These documents are essential for initiating the legal process.

If you have children, certain courts may require the birth certificates of the children. Furthermore, if both the husband and wife have entered into a mutual agreement prior to filing the case, that agreement is also necessary.

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2. What constitutes proof of marriage?

Proof of marriage can vary based on how the marriage was solemnized. It could include documents such as a Marriage Invitation Card, Marriage Photo, or a Marriage Certificate issued by a recognized authority.

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3. Is Marriage Registration necessary for filing a Mutual Divorce case?

No, Marriage Registration is not necessary for filing a Mutual Divorce case.

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4. Can I file for a Mutual Divorce case without marriage certificate?

Yes, you can file for a mutual divorce case without marriage certificate as marriage registration is not necessary for the purpose of filing a case. If you don’t have a Marriage Certificate, you can provide alternative forms of marriage proof such as a Marriage Invitation Card or Marriage Photo.

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5. My marriage is registered, but I lost my marriage certificate. What should I do?

If you have lost the registered marriage certificate, you can obtain a duplicate certificate from the same registration office.

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6. I lost the printed marriage invitation card. What should I do?

You can submit a photo from the marriage function where the faces of both the husband and wife are clearly visible.

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7. I got married at an Arya Samaj Mandir but lost their certificate. What should I do?

You can reach out to the same Arya Samaj Mandir to obtain a new certificate.

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8. I got married in a Church but lost their certificate. What should I do?

You can reach out to the same Church to obtain a new certificate.

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9. How can I ensure my documents are secure?

We take your privacy seriously. Rest assured that the information and documents you provide are kept confidential and secure in accordance with legal and ethical standards.

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