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Marriage Certificate Correction Application

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What is the husband's full name, as it should be?Needed

For example: Arjun Malhotra

What is the wife's full name, as it should be?Needed

For example: Simran Malhotra

What is your address?Needed

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

What is the date of marriage?Needed

A calendar date — the day, the month and the year. Dates in a document like this are read against one another, so a date typed here can change what another date is allowed to be.

For example: 12 February 2025

What is the number of the marriage certificate?Needed

For example: PTL/2025/04512

What is the date on the certificate?Needed

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For example: 03 March 2025

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APPLICATION FOR CORRECTION IN A MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE

Sir/Madam,

Subject: Correction of an error in marriage certificate no. __________

1. We, __________ and __________, of __________, were married on __________, and our marriage was registered by your office. The marriage certificate no. __________ was issued on __________.

2. The certificate and the register entry contain the following errors, which we ask you to correct:

5. We ask that the entry in the marriage register be corrected, and a corrected marriage certificate issued to us. We will give any further paper, affidavit or fee the office asks for, and return the old certificate if it is needed.

DECLARATION

We jointly declare that the corrected particulars stated above are true to the best of our knowledge and belief.

ENCLOSURES

1. A copy of the marriage certificate.
2. Copies of the papers named in paragraph 4.
3. Identity proof of both of us.

Signature of Husband: _______________________

Signature of Wife: _______________________

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