Can a UK bride and Indian groom marry and register legally?
Bride is a UK citizen (Hindu) and groom in Indian citizen (hindu). So can they do a religious wedding in a temple and then register in court? and how long will this take?
Yes, a UK citizen and an Indian citizen can get married in a temple and register their marriage afterwards in the court. Under the Hindu Marriage Act, the parties involved must be Hindus. Afterwards, they have to file for registration with the marriage registrar of their local. This takes around 30 days because objections are normally raised after this notice period. Moreover, the couple should furnish required documents such as proof of their residence in India for a period of at least 30 days prior to applying for the marriage and Certificate of No Impediment issued by the UK authorities.
Indeed, a UK citizen and an Indian citizen can have a religious wedding in a temple and subsequently get the marriage registered in court. The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, accepts such marriages as it is valid as long as both parties are Hindus. Subsequent registration can be done under either the Special Marriage Act or the Hindu Marriage Act after the religious ceremony. It usually takes around 30 days to effect registration after the notice, which is mandatory. Ensure proper preparation of all the relevant documents required for smooth and easy registration.
Sir, if both the partners are of legal age to get married with proper consent then firstly you can perform religious wedding in a temple and then you can get it register in court with the help of an expert matrimonial lawyer who will assist you to navigate the complexities of your matter. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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