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February 22, 2025 at 2:05 pm

Bhai when I was 20, I had 20rs in my bank account 🙂

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February 4, 2025 at 7:27 pm

Congo Buddy! You will need to submit basic documents at local registrar office, like Aadhar, birth certs, photos etc
And for her, she may need to obtain NOC from her home country, and of course visa + passport information… still consult a Lawyer in person

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February 4, 2025 at 5:30 pm

NOT A LAWYER!

This sounds really stressful, and I can understand why you’re worried. The Supreme Court ruling does raise questions for interfaith marriages under the Hindu Marriage Act, but your situation is a bit unique since your husband technically converted (even if it was just procedural) and you weren’t required to.

To get a clear answer, it’s best to consult a family lawyer in Bengaluru who deals with such cases. Your marriage isn’t automatically void unless it’s challenged in court. If you need official proof, you’d likely have to file a case to get a formal declaration.

I’d suggest speaking to a legal expert just to have peace of mind.

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