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Marriage, Legal Heir and Other Certificates for NRIs
Marriage, no marriage, legal heir, single status, nativity and gazette.
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Marriage Certificate for NRIs
The proof immigration offices ask for, handled from Chennai.
Learn moreNo Marriage Certificate for NRIs
Proof that no marriage is on record, prepared from Chennai.
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Proof of who inherits, without flying home to queue.
Learn moreSingle Status Certificate
One document stands between you and the wedding registry office.
Learn moreNativity Certificate for NRIs
Proof of where you belong, collected on your behalf.
Learn moreGazette Services (State and Central)
Publish a legal change of name and collect the gazette copy.
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How We4NRI handles certificates for nri
This group covers certificates that families abroad often need from India: marriage certificate, no marriage certificate, legal heir certificate, single status certificate, nativity certificate, and state and central gazette services such as name changes. Each one is issued by a different office in India.
We4NRI is a private facilitator in Chennai. We work with the relevant offices in India for clients in the USA, UAE, UK, Canada and Singapore. Revenue, registration and gazette offices make the decisions, and procedures and timelines vary by state.
Who this is for
- NRI couples who need a marriage certificate registered or copied in India.
- Heirs abroad who need a legal heir certificate after a relative passed away.
- People asked by an embassy for a single status or no marriage certificate.
- Anyone who needs a name or date change published in the official gazette.
Questions
Certificates for NRI FAQ
Registration rules usually need the couple to appear or give formal authorisation, and this varies by state. If your marriage is already registered, copies can often be obtained through a representative in India. Check current rules with the local registrar.
It is a document that names the legal heirs of a person who has died. In most states the tahsildar or revenue office issues it after an enquiry. Banks, property offices and insurers often ask for it. Requirements vary, so confirm locally.
It states that a person is unmarried, and is often asked for when marrying abroad. Different authorities issue it depending on the state and use, and some countries also want an affidavit or attestation. Ask the receiving office which version they will accept.
A name change usually involves an affidavit, a newspaper notice in some cases, and publication in the state or central gazette. Steps differ by state and by the type of change. A representative in India can usually handle the filing with your signed documents.
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