Bachelorhood Certificate

A Certificate of bachelorhood/single-status/eligibility to get married can be issued by a competent court of the area of the residential address of the applicant

Our Process

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Submit all the details and documents to India for NRI

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We will submit the application

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We can obtain the certificate within 5-8 working days

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Apostille or Notarisation can be done if required

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Cities Covered

15+

Countries Served

9000+

Documents Delivered

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Fees

Bachelorhood certiticate
$180
Notarisation
$10
Appostile
$60

Total Value

Base - basic :$100

Base Price :$0

Total Amount :$0

Documents Required

Passport copy of applicant

Affidavit application (provided by us)

Aadhar card of applicant

In case you are previously married:

A certified copy of your spouse's death certificate.

A certified copy of your divorce certificate

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Frequently Asked Questions

No need to visit, we will handle it without your physical presence.

  • Your single status certificate is attested by the local SDM/competent court and counter-attested by the Home Department of the state concerned.
  • Once the single status is attested and received from the Consular, Passport & Visa (CPV) division of the Ministry of External Affairs, it'll be shipped to your address.

Yes, there would be some additional documentation required for obtaining a single status certificate for previously married/widowed individuals.

A bachelorhood certificate is also known as a single status certificate, CENOMAR, Nulla Osta certificate, certificate of no impediment, etc.

  • The validity of a single status certificate depends on the following factors:
  • The country in which you will be using the single status certificate.
  • The marriage date.
  • Whether you are a divorcee or a bachelor.
  • Generally, 6 months is considered a standard validity period for a single status certificate.

Yes, but the extra courier charges shall be borne by the client.