Hello everyone, I’m from Punjab but have been living in Bangalore for the past 4 years due to my work. I need an unmarried certificate in English. Could you guide me on how to get one? Can I apply for it in Bangalore itself or do I have to go back to Punjab? Also, what’s the cost and processing time for this certificate?

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Law Forum › Category: Documentation › Hello everyone, I’m from Punjab but have been living in Bangalore for the past 4 years due to my work. I need an unmarried certificate in English. Could you guide me on how to get one? Can I apply for it in Bangalore itself or do I have to go back to Punjab? Also, what’s the cost and processing time for this certificate?
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Hello everyone, I’m from Punjab but have been living in Bangalore for the past 4 years due to my work. I need an unmarried certificate in English. Could you guide me on how to get one? Can I apply for it in Bangalore itself or do I have to go back to Punjab? Also, what’s the cost and processing time for this certificate?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can apply for an unmarried certificate in Bangalore. Contact the local Municipal Corporation or the designated authority in Bangalore. The cost and processing time may vary depending on the issuing authority, but you can expect a nominal fee and a processing time of a few days to a week.

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