1. Eligibility Check: Make sure both individuals are legally eligible for marriage under the Special Marriage Act, 1954, which allows intercaste unions in India.
2. Document Gathering: Collect required documents including age proofs, address proofs, passport-sized photos, and any additional documents mandated by your local Marriage Registrar.
3. Notice Submission: Submit a notice of intended marriage at the Marriage Registrar’s office in the district where at least one party has resided for the last 30 days.
4. Public Notice Period: A 30-day notice period will follow, during which objections (if any) can be raised by the public.
5. Marriage Declaration: After the waiting period, the couple must appear before the Registrar with three witnesses to solemnize the marriage.
6. Marriage Certificate: Once completed, the Registrar will issue an official certificate validating the intercaste marriage under Indian law.
2. Document Gathering: Collect required documents including age proofs, address proofs, passport-sized photos, and any additional documents mandated by your local Marriage Registrar.
3. Notice Submission: Submit a notice of intended marriage at the Marriage Registrar’s office in the district where at least one party has resided for the last 30 days.
4. Public Notice Period: A 30-day notice period will follow, during which objections (if any) can be raised by the public.
5. Marriage Declaration: After the waiting period, the couple must appear before the Registrar with three witnesses to solemnize the marriage.
6. Marriage Certificate: Once completed, the Registrar will issue an official certificate validating the intercaste marriage under Indian law.
