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Complaint for a Deserted NRI Spouse

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You, the complainant
Your spouse
The marriage
What happened
Where the complaint goes
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You, the complainant

Your full nameNeeded

For example: Jasleen Kaur

Your parentage or your spouse's name, as you want it printedNeeded

For example: D/o Sh. Balwinder Singh

Your current address (in India or abroad)Needed

House / flat / plot no.

Street, sector or locality

City area and PIN code

Your email and phone numberNeeded

For example: jasleen@example.com, +91 98XXX XXXXX

Where you and your spouse live nowNeeded

I live abroad, and my spouse is in IndiaI live in India, and my spouse lives abroad

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COMPLAINT BY A DESERTED SPOUSE (NRI MARRIAGE)

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Complainant: __________, __________, presently residing at __________. Contact: __________.

Subject: Complaint about desertion by my spouse and request for relief.

Respected Sir/Madam,

1. Who I am

1.1 I am __________. I state that __________.

2. The marriage

4.2 I ask to be told what action is taken, and to be heard before any decision on this complaint.

4.3 I understand that the authority may only be able to inquire, forward or help, and that I may also need to go to the police or a court. This complaint does not give up any other right or remedy I have.

5. Documents

5.1 I attach, as available: (A) my passport or identity document; (B) the marriage certificate or other proof of the marriage; (C) messages, emails, bank records and other papers showing the desertion and any money sent or stopped; (D) papers about the children, if any; and (E) a copy of any earlier complaint with its receipt or diary number.

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