Proof of Date of Birth: Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) Certificate Matriculation Certification Passport Proof of Residence: Aadhar Card Voter ID Card Wedding Photographs Photographs of Bride and Groom: Four passport-sized photographs eachRead More
In the process of getting married as a foreign national in India, obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from one’s home country’s embassy or consulate is often a crucial step. For Algerian citizensRead More
In the global landscape of marriages, the registration or solemnization of a marriage holds immense significance, especially for Indian nationals residing in Algeria. The Embassy of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria inRead More
Marriage is a significant milestone in life, and for individuals planning to marry Indian citizens while residing in India, obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their home country’s embassy or high commissionRead More
Obtaining a Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage (CNI) in India for Australian Citizens Planning to tie the knot in India as an Australian citizen? It’s essential to ensure your marriage is legallyRead More
Obtaining a Certificate of No Impediment to Marriage (CNI) for Australian Citizens Planning to Marry in India For Australian citizens planning to exchange vows in India, obtaining a Certificate of No Impediment toRead More
Marriage is a significant life event, and for Bulgarian citizens planning to marry Indian nationals in India, obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in NewRead More
Marriage, the beautiful union of hearts, transcends borders and cultures. For American citizens or any non-Indian dreaming of tying the knot in India, understanding the procedural ropes is key. Marriage is a universalRead More
Ensuring efficient and convenient access to consular services is paramount for U.S. citizens residing abroad. Recognizing this need, the U.S. Department of State has implemented the ACS (American Citizen Services) Appointment System, streamliningRead More
Indian law requires proof that a person is eligible to marry. The Embassy and Consulates are unable to vouch for someone’s marital status but we can notarize a sworn statement from you regardingRead More
