Hello! I’m working in the UK on a one-year visa. My wedding is planned for December 10th, following Hindu traditions. To get a dependent visa for my wife quickly, I’m considering a court marriage on November 25th or 26th. She works in Gurgaon, and I previously worked in Bangalore. She’s from Gorakhpur and I’m from Ranchi. Where and how can we apply for a court marriage? Your guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Law Forum › Category: Documentation › Hello! I’m working in the UK on a one-year visa. My wedding is planned for December 10th, following Hindu traditions. To get a dependent visa for my wife quickly, I’m considering a court marriage on November 25th or 26th. She works in Gurgaon, and I previously worked in Bangalore. She’s from Gorakhpur and I’m from Ranchi. Where and how can we apply for a court marriage? Your guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Hello! I’m working in the UK on a one-year visa. My wedding is planned for December 10th, following Hindu traditions. To get a dependent visa for my wife quickly, I’m considering a court marriage on November 25th or 26th. She works in Gurgaon, and I previously worked in Bangalore. She’s from Gorakhpur and I’m from Ranchi. Where and how can we apply for a court marriage? Your guidance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 week ago

You can apply for a court marriage in either Gurgaon or Ranchi, as both are your wife’s and your respective places of work and birth. You can file a joint application along with the required documents (identity proof, address proof, witness details) at the designated court in the chosen city.

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