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Court marriage rules, what it takes, age, cost?
Court marriage is a legal way for two consenting adults to get married in Bangladesh without any religious ceremony. The process involves applying at the District Registrar’s Office.
Rules:
- Application: Submit a completed application form along with required documents to the District Registrar’s Office.
- Consent Letter: Include a notarized consent letter for the marriage with your application.
- Verification: The Registrar will verify the application and documents.
- Marriage Ceremony: On the designated date, the bride and groom will declare their marriage vows in front of the Registrar.
- Registration: After the ceremony, the Registrar’s Office will issue a Marriage Registration Certificate.
Required Documents:
- National Identity Card (NID) / Passport (Bride and Groom)
- Two Passport-Sized Photographs (Bride and Groom)
- Marriage Consent Letter (Notarized)
- Guardian’s Consent (If applicable)
- Divorce Decree (If previously married)
- Death Certificate (Of former spouse, if applicable)
- Religious Certificate (Optional)
Costs:
- Application Fee: 300 Taka
- Notary Public Fee: Applicable
- Marriage Registration Fee: 500 Taka
- Other Expenses (e.g., Photocopying, Photos): Applicable
Important Notes:
- Pay the required fees before applying.
- Keep photocopies of all documents.
- Be present at the District Registrar’s Office on the designated date.
Conclusion:
Court marriage is a legal, quick, and affordable option for getting married. However, its validity from a religious perspective might vary. Carefully consider all aspects before making your decision.
