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At Court Marriage in Nepal, we ensure that your special day goes smoothly and without any stress. Our skilled team manages all aspects to en....
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- Anamnagar-29, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal.
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At Court Marriage in Nepal, we ensure that your special day goes smoothly and without any stress. Our skilled team manages all aspects to en....
Court marriage in Nepal requires specific legal documents that must be properly prepared, verified, and notarized before submission to the District Court. Whether you're a Nepali citizen, NRN, or foreigner, our document preparation service ensures all your paperwork meets the exact requirements set by Nepal's Civil Code 2017 (2074).
Incomplete or incorrectly prepared documents are the most common reason for delays in court marriage registration. The District Court requires all documents in specific formats, with proper notarization and—for foreign nationals—certified translations in Nepali language. A single missing document or incorrect translation can delay your marriage registration by weeks.
Our legal team has processed thousands of court marriage document sets over the past decade. We understand exactly what each District Court requires and ensure your documents pass verification on the first attempt.
For Nepali citizens registering court marriage, the documentation process is relatively straightforward but still requires careful preparation. You need to submit a properly filled application form for marriage registration in the prescribed format. Both parties must provide citizenship certificates along with passport-sized photographs—typically four copies each.
A critical document is the single status letter (unmarried certificate) from the Ward Office of both the male and female. This letter confirms that neither party is currently married. If either party was previously married, a divorce certificate or spouse death certificate is required instead. Additionally, two witnesses must provide their citizenship certificates.
If you're registering marriage in a district different from your permanent address, you'll need a 15-day temporary residence letter from the local Ward Office of your current residence. This residence verification is mandatory under Nepal law.
Foreign citizens marrying in Nepal face more complex documentation requirements. The most important document is the No-Objection Letter (NOC) from your respective Embassy or Consulate in Nepal. This letter confirms that your home country has no objection to your marriage in Nepal and that you are legally free to marry.
Nepal law also requires a notarized Nepali translation of the marriage law from your home country. This document must explain the legal marriage requirements in your country and confirm that your intended marriage in Nepal would be recognized. Our team handles this translation through certified translators and ensures proper notarization.
Foreign nationals must also provide a minimum 15-day proof of residence in Nepal from the concerned local Ward Office. This means you need to arrive in Nepal at least 15 days before your intended marriage registration date. Your passport with valid visa must be submitted along with photocopies.
We follow a systematic approach to ensure your documents are court-ready. The process begins with an initial consultation where we review your situation and provide a complete checklist of required documents based on your nationality and circumstances.
Once you provide your original documents, our team conducts thorough verification. We check for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with court requirements. If any corrections or additions are needed, we inform you immediately with specific guidance on how to resolve the issue.
For documents requiring notarization—such as citizenship certificates, passports, birth certificates, and educational documents—we handle the entire notarization process through registered notary publics. All notarized documents are prepared in the format accepted by District Courts across Nepal.
For foreign nationals, we coordinate with your Embassy or Consulate to obtain the No-Objection Letter. We also arrange certified translation of your country's marriage law and any other foreign-language documents into Nepali. All translations are notarized and authenticated for court submission.
Obtaining documents from foreign embassies can be time-consuming and confusing. Different embassies have different procedures, processing times, and document requirements. Our team has established working relationships with major embassies in Kathmandu and understands their specific requirements.
We guide you through the embassy appointment process, help you prepare the required documents for embassy submission, and follow up on your behalf to ensure timely processing. This coordination significantly reduces delays in your marriage registration timeline.
All foreign-language documents submitted to Nepal courts must be translated into Nepali by certified translators. Machine translations or informal translations are not accepted. Our network of certified translators handles translations from English, Hindi, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and other major languages.
After translation, documents must be notarized by a registered notary public in Nepal. We manage this entire process, ensuring translations are accurate, properly formatted, and legally notarized for court acceptance.
Not sure what documents you need? We provide a free initial consultation where we assess your specific situation and provide a detailed document checklist. This checklist is customized based on your nationality, current location, marital history, and the district where you plan to register your marriage.
Our service eliminates the guesswork and stress from court marriage documentation. We offer fast turnaround times—typically 2-3 days for Nepali citizens and 5-7 days for foreign nationals (excluding embassy processing time). Our pricing is transparent with no hidden fees. All documents are handled with strict confidentiality.
We operate across all major districts in Nepal including Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Pokhara, Chitwan, and others. Whether you need complete document preparation or assistance with specific documents like embassy NOC or translation, we customize our service to your needs.
Contact us via phone, email, or online form for a free consultation. Share your basic details, and we'll provide a complete document checklist and cost estimate within 24 hours. Let us handle the paperwork while you focus on your upcoming court marriage in Nepal.
For Nepali citizens: application form, passport-sized photos (4 each), citizenship certificates, single status letter from Ward Office of both parties, and citizenship of two witnesses. Foreigners additionally need Embassy NOC, translated marriage law, passport with visa, and 15-day residence proof.
For Nepali citizens, document preparation typically takes 2-3 working days. For foreign nationals, it takes 5-7 days excluding embassy processing time, which varies by embassy.
An NOC is an official letter from your country's Embassy or Consulate in Nepal confirming you are legally free to marry and your home country has no objection to your marriage in Nepal. This is mandatory for all foreign nationals.
We work with all major embassies in Kathmandu including US, UK, Australia, Canada, China, South Korea, Japan, India, and European embassies. We understand each embassy's specific requirements and procedures.
Yes. All foreign-language documents must be translated into Nepali by certified translators and notarized before court submission. We provide certified translation services for all major languages.
A single status letter (unmarried certificate) is issued by your local Ward Office confirming you are not currently married. Both parties must obtain this from their respective Ward Offices. We guide you through this process.
Yes. Our verification process identifies any errors, missing information, or compliance issues before court submission. We provide specific guidance on corrections and help you resolve issues quickly.
You'll need a 15-day temporary residence letter from the local Ward Office where you're currently staying. This proves you've resided in that jurisdiction for the minimum required period.
Yes. We handle notarization of all documents through registered notary publics in Nepal. This includes citizenship certificates, passports, translations, and other required documents.
Cost varies based on nationality and specific requirements. Nepali citizen document preparation is less expensive than foreign national preparation which involves translation and embassy coordination. Contact us for a detailed quote.
Yes. We can begin the process remotely—reviewing your documents, providing checklists, and coordinating initial steps. However, original documents and notarization require your physical presence in Nepal.
Once documents are ready, we can proceed with court marriage registration. We submit your application to the District Court, schedule your appearance, and guide you through the final registration process.
