Getting married in Rajasthan should be a joyful time, not a paperwork headache. With this easy-to-follow rajasthanbuzz.in guide on marriage registration in Rajasthan, you’ll know exactly which documents to gather—whether you’re registering under the Hindu Marriage Act or the Special Marriage Act. Follow these steps, click the helpful links, and register online or offline with confidence.
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Why These Marriage Registration Documents Matter
Accurate and complete documents are the foundation of a smooth registration. Submitting everything correctly:
- Speeds up approval by eliminating repeated visits
- Minimizes the risk of application rejection due to missing or mismatched papers
- Protects you from legal hassles, ensuring your marriage is officially recognized
List of Documents required for Marriage Registration In Rajasthan
- Proof of Age
You must be at least 18 (bride) or 21 (groom). Acceptable age proofs include:- Birth certificate (download from municipal office or school leaving certificate)
- Passport or PAN card if no birth certificate is available
- Proof of Address
Establishes residency in Rajasthan. Valid proofs:- Aadhaar card or voter ID
- Recent utility bill (electricity, water) not older than 3 months
- Notarized rental agreement if living in a rented home
- Photographs
- Four recent, color passport-size photos of each partner
- Requirements: white background, frontal head-and-shoulders shot, 35×45 mm
- Marriage Invitation Card (Optional)
Helps officials verify your wedding date and venue. Upload a scanned copy for online applications.
Extra Papers for Hindu Marriage Act (1955)
If you’re marrying under Hindu customs:
- Marriage Affidavit
- Self-declared statement on ₹10 stamp paper
- Includes names, dates, and confirmation of consent
- Religion Proof
- Certificate or declaration (e.g., school leaving certificate)
- Couple Photos
- Two pictures of you together at the ceremony
Extra Papers for Special Marriage Act (1954)
For interfaith or intercaste weddings:
- Notice of Intended Marriage
- Form-1 at the SDM office; click here to download Form-1 (https://rajasthan.gov.in/form1.pdf)
- Published in a local newspaper—the “no objection” period lasts 30 days
- Affidavits
- Form-1 (notice) and Form-5 (marital status) on ₹10 stamp paper
- Objection Clearance
- Certificate from the SDM that no objections were filed after 30 days
Documents for Special Situations
Certain circumstances require extra paperwork:
- Widow/Widower or Divorcee
- Death certificate of former spouse or divorce decree.
- Download divorce decree: https://rajasthan.gov.in/divorce-certificate
- Minor Consent (if either partner is 18–21)
- Written and notarized consent from parents or legal guardians
- Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Applicants
- Passport copy, valid visa, and foreign residential proof
Online vs. Offline : Which to Choose for Registration of Marriage In Rajasthan?
Online via e-Mitra Portal
- Visit https://emitra.rajasthan.gov.in
- Register or log in with your Aadhaar-linked mobile number
- Select “Marriage Registration” and fill the form
- Upload scanned PDFs (200 KB–1 MB) of each document
- Pay the fee online (approx. ₹400 total)
- Schedule a verification appointment at your nearest e-Mitra center
- Track status via “My Applications” on the portal
Offline at the SDM Office
- Download and complete the relevant forms (Form I, Form V)
- Attach originals and photocopies of all documents
- Visit the SDM office with both partners and two witnesses
- Submit your packet and obtain a dated receipt
- Return after 30 days for your marriage certificate
Pro Tips for Smooth Verification
- Use high-resolution scans (200 KB+ each)
- Self-attest every photocopy if you’re applying offline
- Double-check that names/dates match across all forms
- Carry originals on your verification day
Quick Facts & Data
Online fee: ₹400 (including portal charges)
Popular e-Mitra center count: 3,200 across Rajasthan
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I apply fully online for marriage registraion in Rajasthanwithout visiting an office?
A: You must still visit once for document verification, even if you submit online.
Q: What if I lose my marriage invitation card?
A: It’s optional. Just ensure your core documents are accurate.
Q: How do I check application status?
A: Log in to the e-Mitra portal and view “My Applications.”
By preparing these documents thoroughly and following the step-by-step instructions—online or offline—you’ll secure your marriage certificate in Rajasthan quickly and confidently. Congratulations on your upcoming Wedding!