The first payment of ₹1,000 is required when submitting the Mutual Divorce Application Form. Subsequent payments should be made only upon receiving a payment request from us via WhatsApp or email.
5. When should I make the payment for mutual divorce services? Read More »
For Resident Indians, the fee of ₹45,000 covers both parties (husband and wife) in court. The same applies to NRIs with a fee of ₹60,000. The decision of whether it is paid by the husband, the wife, or jointly is left to the parties themselves.
2. Who should make the payment for mutual divorce, the husband, the wife, or both? Read More »
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You can reach out to the same Church to obtain a new certificate.
8. I got married in a Church but lost their certificate. What should I do? Read More »
You can reach out to the same Arya Samaj Mandir to obtain a new certificate.
7. I got married at an Arya Samaj Mandir but lost their certificate. What should I do? Read More »
You can submit a photo from the marriage function where the faces of both the husband and wife are clearly visible.
6. I lost the printed marriage invitation card. What should I do? Read More »
If you have lost the registered marriage certificate, you can obtain a duplicate certificate from the same registration office.
5. My marriage is registered, but I lost my marriage certificate. What should I do? Read More »
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.
4. Can I file for a Mutual Divorce case without marriage certificate? Read More »
No, Marriage Registration is not necessary for filing a Mutual Divorce case.
3. Is Marriage Registration necessary for filing a Mutual Divorce case? Read More »
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.
