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How can I obtain a No Objection Certificate for the registry of marriage in India? What is the proce


25-Jul-2024 (In Civil Law)
I am Arindam Mallick, an Indian (Hindu) from West Bengal currently working as a Production Manager in Bangladesh for an MNC in garment manufacturing. I married a Bangladeshi Hindu girl 1.5 years ago and we recently had a baby boy. However, we have not yet completed the marriage registry due to difficulties in obtaining a No Objection Certificate (NOC). I need guidance on how to obtain an NOC for marriage in India and the process for getting a marriage certificate.
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Answer #1
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Mr. Mallick, at the very outset, you have not clarified whether you need to get your marriage registered in India or In Bangladesh. Assuming in India, you do not need any kind of NOC. You however need to approach a Marriage Registrar to get your marriage registered.
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Answer #2
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If one of the parties is a citizen of another country , the registrar may request a “no objection letter”from the Embassy or Consulate of that country, and also may request proof of termination of any previous marriages,before a marriage certificate will be issued.
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