Marriage Certificate Attestation

 

Marriage Certificate Attestation

When two people are legally wedded to each other, they are issued with a Marriage Certificate at the time of their wedding. The Marriage Certificate states the specific date at which the couple got married to each other, and important details stating the background of the bride and the groom. The attestation of a Marriage Certificate is carried out by a legal magistrate of the court, who will assign an attestation onto your Marriage Certificates in order to verify their legality, and if you are planning to travel abroad, Marriage Certificate Attestation is done by the Embassy of the country you are residing in.

Your attested Marriage Certificate might be used for acquiring a Visa and other important documents that you might need abroad, like a Police Clearance Certificate, or an Embassy Certificate. The attested copy of your Marriage Certificate might also be used for seeking a job in a foreign country or for purposes of starting off with a new business or venture. The attested copy of your Marriage Certificates can also be used for exchange of currency and purposes related to banking, like opening a joint account at the bank, or for inheritance of property and assets etc. Your attested marriage certificates can also be used for immigration purposes  from one country to another. To sum this all up, there should be valid proof of you being married to someone else of the opposite gender.

Importance of attestation of Marriage Certificates

Following are some of the listed reasons, of why you should get a Marriage Certificate Attestation:

·       For getting Citizenship

·       For higher education

·       For travelling

·       For getting a spouse Visa

·       For currency exchange

·       For immigration purposes

·       For transfer purposes

·       For  acquiring legal documents

·       For acquiring commercial documents

·       For banking reasons

·       To start with a new business

·       For opening an account at bank

·       For freezing an account at bank

·       For getting a Police Clearance Certificate

·       For acquiring an Embassy Certificate etc.

 

 

 

 

Documents required for getting an attestation onto Marriage Certificate

Following are some of the documents and certificates that you may need to get an attestation onto your Marriage Certificates:

·       Attested copy of original certificates (Copies of Educational and non-Educational Documents)

·       Passport Copy

Process of attestation of Marriage Certificates

Following are some of the mandatory procedures to be followed for getting a Marriage Certificate Attestation:

·       Notary Attestation- First comes Notary Attestation and it is assigned by a Notary Public.

·       MEA Attestation- Next is Ministry of External Affairs Attestation.

·       Embassy Attestation-  Thirdly comes the Embassy Attestation, and is important for travelling to a foreign country.

·       MOFA Attestation-Last but not the least is an attestation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Why Genius Attestation Services for attestation of Marriage Certificates?

For getting an attestation done onto your Marriage Certificates, you must follow the mandatory legal procedures so that you can qualify the validity of your Marriage Certificates for using them to cater for your use. Your Marriage Certificate Attestation can also be carried out by Genius Attestation Services. They will assist you with any query related to attestation of your Marriage Certificates.

For further assistance and fast track attestation of your Marriage Certificates, you can log into www.geniusattestation.com. They will authenticate your original documents and certificates and will assign an attestation onto your Marriage Certificates. The overall cost and time involved in carrying out the attestation is extremely low and minimal and gets the attestation done within a limited amount of time, and gets your attested marriage certificates timely delivered to you so that you can use them accordingly to cater to your personal needs and purposes.