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International marriage require parents approval which I can’t get!


12-Aug-2023 (In Family Law)
I have a Japanese girlfriend with whom I want to marry in Japan. To register out marriage I need my parents support but that is out of option as we have not been in contact for past 8yrs and even before that we have long and dark history. If anyone could provide me with some information on what I can do in this situation that would be great. I don’t have any siblings or relatives either!
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Answer #1
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The following documents will be needed from your side for marriage registration:- 1). Your and your partner's passport size photographs. 2). Your Aadhar Card. 3). NOC from the embassy of your partner. 4). Passport or any other documents to prove the age of your partner. 5). 3 witnesses along with Aadhar & PAN Card. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Answer #2
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For the registration of the marriage the parent accent is not required. As per the support , I can understand the financial and mental support but that is totally on your prudence if you wish to take that. Anyways it is justified if you can marry your girl friend in India and there will not be any problem for that
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