Registering your marriage online in India requires filling out an application on your respective state’s revenue or e-district portal, booking an appointment with the Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM), and appearing with two witnesses for verification. The process takes about 15–30 days depending on the state.Essential RequirementsEligibility: Groom must be 21+ and the bride 18+ years of age. One of the parties must be an Indian citizen.Witnesses: Two witnesses with valid ID and address proof. Under the Special Marriage Act, three witnesses are required.Fees: Generally ranges from Rs. 100 to Rs. 500, payable online or at the sub-registrar office.Key Documents to Keep ReadyApplication Form: Duly signed by both the bride and groom.Age Proof: Birth Certificate, Passport, or Matriculation (10th) Certificate.Address Proof: Voter ID Card, Ration Card, Driving License, or Passport.Marriage Proof: Wedding invitation card, photographs of the ceremony, or a certificate from the priest/temple.Affidavits: Separate affidavits from both the husband and wife stating their date of birth, marital status at the time of marriage, and place of marriage.Prior Marriages: Death certificate (for widows/widowers) or divorce decree (for divorcees), if applicable.Step-by-Step Online ProcessVisit the Portal: Go to your state’s official e-district or registration website (e.g., e-District Delhi or UP Stamp and Registration).Apply: Register as a new user, log in, and navigate to the “Apply for Services” or “Marriage Registration” section.Fill Details: Enter bride and groom details, address, and the location where the marriage was solemnized.Book Appointment: Select a date to visit the DM/SDM office for physical document verification.Pay Fee: Pay the required processing fee online.Appointment Day: Both parties and witnesses must visit the local registrar office on the scheduled date, carrying all original documents and ceremonial photos.If you provide your state and district, I can give you the exact URL for your local authority, specific fee amounts, and office locations.