Court Marriage Delhi
Rohini · Tis Hazari · Advocate-Led
Under the Special Marriage Act 1954 — starting from ₹6,100. From family opposition and police protection to safe-house guidance — we handle every situation. Since 2015 · 5,000+ couples protected.
Inter-caste and inter-religion marriages in India are fully legal under the Special Marriage Act, 1954 (SMA) — whether you are a Hindu-Muslim, Hindu-Christian, Sikh-Jain, or any inter-caste combination. The law is firmly on your side. In reality, however, family opposition, social pressure, and safety concerns are common issues. This is exactly where our team has been helping hundreds of inter-caste couples in Delhi for over 9 years.
For just ₹6,100 (at Rohini Court Sec-14, near Sector-18 Metro), we handle the complete Special Marriage Act registration — including document drafting, notice filing, affidavits, and certificate collection. If your case is complicated (family threats, legal notices, or risk of abduction), we also guide you on police protection petitions and safe-house arrangements.
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The Special Marriage Act (SMA) is India's secular marriage law — religion, caste, and community do not matter. A Hindu man can marry a Muslim woman, a Brahmin woman can marry a Dalit man, and an Indian can marry a foreign national — all under the SMA without any need to change religion.
The Supreme Court has repeatedly confirmed (Lata Singh v. State of UP, 2006; Shakti Vahini v. Union of India, 2018) that adult couples have a constitutional right to choose their own life partners under Article 21. No family, khap panchayat, or community group can force you otherwise. If anyone threatens you, it is the duty of the police to provide protection.
The Delhi High Court has issued specific guidelines for inter-caste couples. Our team conducts the SMA registration in line with these guidelines and, where required, files an application for police protection. The Delhi Commissioner of Police also operates a dedicated Special Cell for Women & Couples that assists couples in distress.
Are you feeling threatened? Call us today for immediate legal guidance in urgent situations.
Eligibility under the SMA is simple — there are no restrictions of religion:
If your family is opposed to the marriage but is not making direct threats, the simplest route is the Special Marriage Act registration. The 30-day notice is filed at Rohini Court (not at your home address), and the marriage is registered on the 31st day. The couple receives a legal certificate, after which any future family opposition no longer matters legally.
If the couple wants to be married the same day without waiting for the notice period, we suggest the Arya Samaj route (if both are Hindu) or an immediate Hindu religious ceremony followed by marriage registration. This is available between ₹3,100 and ₹6,100. For inter-religion couples this option is limited — a consultation is essential.
If the family has issued threats or the couple is unsafe, we can file an emergency police protection petition in the Delhi High Court through senior advocates. In such cases, the petition and court fees are charged separately from the base SMA fees, with a transparent estimate provided upfront.
If one partner is an NRI or a foreigner, marriage under the SMA is fully possible. We will guide you on the foreigner's Single Status Certificate, passport, visa, and embassy No Objection Certificate. NRI Nikah and the NRI package are also available.
Every case is unique. Discuss your case with us in 5 minutes on the phone — you will receive a personalised solution.
According to the guidelines of the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court — if a couple is concerned about their safety, a writ petition can be filed in the High Court under Section 482 CrPC. The court can order Delhi Police to provide protection to the couple and restrain any family member or third party from interfering.
Senior advocates associated with our team can file this petition for you. The order is normally received within 24 to 72 hours. In addition, a complaint can be filed at the Delhi Police Special Cell for Women & Couples (1091 / 112). Contact us — emergency cases receive immediate response.
Our consultancy has successfully completed 5,000+ inter-caste and inter-religion marriages across Delhi since 2015. Our key strengths:
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