Under this link you may access to various state government links. It has links for all certificates federal state wise, this is a central government website.

 

REGISTRATION OF BIRTH OR DEATH

The Registration of Births and Death Act (RBD Act) was enacted in 1969 to promote uniformity and comparability in the registration of Births and Deaths across the country and compilation of vital statistics based thereon. With the enactment of the Act, registration of births, deaths and still births have become mandatory in India. The Registrar General, India (RGI) at the Central Government level coordinates and unifies the activities of registration throughout the country. However, implementation of the statute is vested with the State Governments. The registration of births and deaths in the country is done by the functionaries appointed by the State Governments.

To get a birth certificate in India for someone born before 1989 online, you can apply for a Non-Availability of Birth Certificate (NABC) online. 

Steps

  1. Go to the official website of the Municipal Corporation (MC) of the state where the birth occurred
  2. Register on the website using an Aadhaar card or Voter ID card
  3. Log in to the website and download the form titled "Issuance of Delayed Birth Order"
  4. Fill out the form with accurate details
  5. Upload scanned copies of supporting documents
  6. Pay the online fee for withdrawing NABC 
     

Documents you may need to present

  • Proof of birth, such as a hospital report, school records, or church records
  • Identity proof, such as an Aadhaar card or passport
  • Affidavit drafted by a parent or close relative
  • Form-10 for Non-Availability of Birth Certificate (NABC)
     

Additional information

  • If the birth was registered in a hospital, the medical officer-in-charge may provide the birth certificate registration form
  • You may need to pay a late fee
  • Once the application is verified, the NABC will be issued

 

 

MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE

To get a marriage certificate in India, you need to register your marriage with the relevant authorities, either under the Hindu Marriage Act or the Special Marriage Act, and then apply for a certificate from the marriage registrar. 

 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

1. Marriage Registration:

  • Under the Hindu Marriage Act: This applies to marriages solemnized according to Hindu rites and customs
  • Under the Special Marriage Act: This applies to marriages where the parties are not Hindus, or where a Hindu couple chooses to register their marriage under this act
  • After the wedding, the bride and groom can apply to the concerned authority (marriage registrar) in whose jurisdiction they reside to register their marriage
  • Online Registration: Many state governments have online portals for marriage registration, allowing you to fill out the application form and submit it electronically
  • Visit the Registrar's Office: After submitting the online application, you'll likely need to visit the marriage registrar's office in person with the necessary documents and witnesses for verification and registration

 

  • Documents Required:
    • Application form (obtained from the marriage registrar's office or online)
    • Marriage certificate (if available)
    • Passport-sized photographs of both parties
    • Address proof of both parties
    • PAN card of both parties
    • Two witnesses (with valid PAN cards and address proof)
    • Other documents as required by the marriage registrar

 

2. Obtaining the Marriage Certificate:

  • After successful registration, the marriage registrar will issue a marriage certificate
  • Processing Time: The processing time for marriage registration and certificate issuance can vary depending on the state and the given registrar's workload
     

3. Important Considerations:

  • Jurisdiction: Ensure you register your marriage with the marriage registrar in whose jurisdiction the marriage ceremony took place or where you both reside 
  • Online Portal: Check the official website of your state's government for marriage registration and find the relevant portal or form
  • Fees: There may be a fee for marriage registration and certificate issuance, which varies depending on the state
  • Court Marriage: If you had a court marriage, the marriage certificate will be issued by the marriage officer
  • Specific State Procedures: The specific procedures and requirements for marriage registration and certificate issuance can vary from state to state
    • For example, in Karnataka, the Kaveri 2.0 portal is used for online registration: 
      • Go to the Kaveri 2.0 portal, register as a citizen and fill in the mandatory details
      • You will receive an auto-generated password to your registered mobile number/e-mail ID