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Hi,
I am based at Muscat at the present moment.
I married in 1993 in India, but do not have a marriage certificate so far. During my jobs at Muscat and Abu Dhabi, I used to fill a certificate at the Indian Embassy for my wife´s visa - this was acceptable at both places. I have copies of both these applications with me, with acceptance from the immigration departments.
I also have an affidavit, signed and stamped by a notary at Mumbai with a joint photograph but the place of marriage is not mentioned in it.
My marriage was solemnized in a Gurudwara but I have not taken the certificate from there either.
Do I require a marriage certificate from the Registrar of Marriages in India, for my emigration process to Canada? Or will the affidavit and the applications to the Oman /UAE immigrations suffice the purpose? I can get the certificate form the Gurudwara and translate it officially.
Kindly advise.
[13-08-2010,06:11]
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Navneet Singh |
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(in reply to: Marriage certificate - India)
Hello Navneet,
You will need the marriage certificate from the registrar of marriages in India.
Best luck,
Nisha
[13-08-2010,12:16]
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Nisha |
Marriage certificate (in reply to: Marriage certificate - India)
Marriage certificate issued by the competent authority is needed. However,u don´t need any certificate from the Gurudawara to get your marriage registered.Two witnesses from each side i.e. you and your spouse and few photographs will be sufficient.
[15-08-2010,04:00]
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Ashwani |
Marriage certificate - India (in reply to: Marriage certificate - India)
Actually, I was in India in May 2010 but had not frozen the idea of trying for immigration to Canada.
I am trying to see if I can do without visiting India, if not then I will and get the certificate.
By the way, can I show my wife and myself as common law partners? (I know its a stupid question.)
Thanking you
[15-08-2010,06:06]
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Navneet Singh |
(in reply to: Marriage certificate - India)
Hi Navneet,
If you still have the family or friends in India ask them to contact the Notary Public they will arrange for your marriage certificate.
Best Luck,
Nisha
[16-08-2010,15:11]
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Nisha |
Hi (in reply to: Marriage certificate - India)
Nisha,
Many thanx for the suggestions. I will go to India and get a certificate and get my marriage registered also.
Rgds
Navneet
[17-08-2010,01:12]
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Navneet Singh |
Notarized papers (in reply to: Marriage certificate - India)
Can I a take a photocopy of the original employment letters and get these (photocopied) notarized or do I get the originals notarized?
[21-08-2010,07:03]
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Navneet Singh |
Name Change (in reply to: Marriage certificate - India)
Dear Sir
I have my marriage certificate can you please help me how can I get that notarised in Mumbai. Because to change my name I need to do that.
regards
Sudha
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[17-11-2010,03:14]
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sudha |
I need my marriage certificate (in reply to: Marriage certificate - India)
I live in Canada. I got married in india, but am now tryin to get a divorce! I could not get my marriage certificate from Jalandhar because it apparently is not there...what do i do???
[16-12-2010,02:05]
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Harpreet |
