Documents for marriage at AryaSamaj2.0
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Documents for marriage at AryaSamaj2.0
If the marrying couple does not require any certificate from AryaSamaj2.0, then just a formal application with self declaration is enough. Following documents are required for obtaining a certificate.
- Affidavits on Rs. 100 stamp paper are to be made separately by bride and groom ( i.e. there are two affidavits ). Proforma for affidavits is available for downloads. This mainly has age and related detail with a solemn declaration that the marriage is being done without any force or financial considerations.
- Affidavits are to be notarized. However, a lawyer is not required to make these affidavits. Any stamp paper vendor ( or notary ) will provide this to you.
- Certain co-operative banks also provide franking facilities to stamp affidavits written on plain paper and convert it into legal document
- AryaSamaj2.0 can help you to get these affidavits made. Personal physical presence is necessary for a Notary to sign the affidavit. Certain notaries would insist on pasting a photograph on the affidavit.
- Affidavits are to be physically ( in original ) available with AryaSamaj2.0. No certificate is issued unless these affidavits are submitted.
- Identity proof for Bride and Groom – Any documenting with the photograph like PAN, Aadhar card, passport is sufficient.
- Age proof – documentary evidence that the bride and groom are above 21 and 24 years of age. PAN, Aadhar card, passport, voter id etc are acceptable.
- Current residential address proof – Property paper, electricity bill, land line bill, registered rent agreement, bank passbook or any such document is acceptable at AryaSamaj2.0.
- Note that the details mentioned on the address proof will be written in the marriage certificate. Same address proof will be required for registration of marriage later. While AryaSamaj2.0 may even accept a company letter as an address proof, such a document may not be accepted at registrar office.
- Two passport size photographs of bride and groom.
- Identity proof of tow people who would sign as witness for the marriage.