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Main Office & Arya Samaj Mandir:
| Day | Timing |
|---|---|
| Monday-Sunday | 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM |
| Public Holidays | OPEN |
Kashmiri Gate Metro (Red/Yellow/Violet Line) — 5 min walk.
Kashmiri Gate ISBT — 2 min.
Parking available. Uber/Ola easily.
45 mins from IGI Airport via Uber/Ola.
Deepu Yadav — founder of Arya Samaj Court Marriage Delhi. Photo, full profile and the complete story are on the founder page.
The call goes faster, and the answer you get is far more useful, if three things are said in the first minute. None of them requires you to have gathered anything.
One — when and where the wedding is, or was. Including a ceremony held years ago, in a village courtyard or a colony lane, that nobody ever recorded. There is no cut-off and that is a routine job rather than a difficult one, so there is nothing to be embarrassed about.
Two — the address each of you actually lives at, read off the Aadhaar rather than from memory. If the card prints another state, say so; it is extremely common and it decides less than people fear. If the two of you live at different addresses, say both.
Three — what documents exist, roughly. Not a list, just a sense of it: whether you both have Aadhaar, whether anything carries your name at the address you live at, whether a community, church or clan record of the marriage exists, and whether any names are spelt differently on different papers.
That is enough for somebody to tell you which route applies, what it costs, what the government collects separately, and what is missing — on the call, without anybody travelling.
You get an answer, not a callback. The route, our fee for it, and the State's separate receipted charges are told to you on the first call. Nothing is held back to be revealed later and there is no "come to the office and we will discuss".
Then photographs, in your own time. Send pictures of the documents on WhatsApp whenever it suits you. This is free, it takes about ten minutes, and it is the single most useful thing anybody can do — most of the problems that cost a family a second trip are visible in a photograph and invisible in a conversation.
Then one appointment, planned around your work rather than ours. Both parties attend in person wherever both are required, with two witnesses of your own. We will tell you honestly that it takes a morning and not an hour, because a family told otherwise ends up giving two half-days instead of one whole one.
And then the certificate, checked. Read every field the day it reaches you — the spellings against the Aadhaar, both fathers' names as each man writes his own, the dates of birth against whatever age proof was produced, the ceremony date, both addresses and the register's own reference. A correction asked for in the first week is a form. The same error found in a decade, by somebody deciding a claim, is a great deal more.
All of the following costs nothing and is said on the first call, whether or not you ever become a client.
Which route applies to you, and where the one you assumed may not be the right one.
What the government charges on its own account — ₹100 for the Marriage Clerk, ₹200 as the requisite fee under Delhi's 2014 Order, and ₹15 for the District cashier on the civil route, each of them receipted.
What the late-filing figures actually are, for a wedding from an earlier year: ₹500 in the second sixty days and ₹1,000 after that, both waivable by the ADM or DM, and neither of them growing however long you have left it. Nobody should be hurried by a number that does not rise.
Roughly how long it takes — the Revenue Department publishes its own expectation, about a fortnight on a Hindu Marriage Act file and about two months where the Special Marriage Act governs the solemnisation.
Which office your address currently reports to. We print no office names on this website at all, deliberately, because the sub-divisional map was reworked through 2026 and a printed name can be out of date before anybody acts on it. Read us the address and we will find out.
And when the answer is that you should go elsewhere. That your file belongs in your home state. That what you need is an advocate rather than a marriage service. That the question you are asking is one for your own bank, chartered accountant, or the Town Vending Committee for your zone. Those calls end with you spending nothing with us, and we would rather have them than the alternative.
Read this once, because people in this trade are impersonated and the pattern is always the same.
We never ask for an OTP. Not for a booking, not for a government portal, not to "confirm" anything. There is no step in any of our work that requires an OTP from your phone to be read out to anybody.
We never ask for card details, a CVV, UPI PIN, net-banking credentials or an account password. Not on a call, not on WhatsApp, not in a form.
We never ask you to pay a third party, an "officer", or anybody at a counter. The State's charges are paid at the office and receipted in your own hands. Anybody who tells you a payment must be made to a person to make a file move is not us and should be reported.
We never ask for your original documents to be handed over or posted. Originals stay with you and travel only in your own hands to the appointment. Photographs are all we need beforehand.
And we never ask you to pay before you have been told the route and the price. If a call has not covered those two things, nothing should have been paid.
If something that claims to be us does any of the above, telephone the number on this page and check. You can also report financial fraud and impersonation at cybercrime.gov.in.
Your file is discussed with the two of you and with nobody else. Anybody who telephones about it gets a courteous hearing and no information. We do not confirm to a caller that a person is a client, we do not tell a relative that an appointment exists, and we do not call a family, an employer, a college, a landlord or a neighbour about anything.
This matters more than it sounds. A real share of the couples who ring this number are marrying with one family unhappy about it, and for them a single careless sentence to the wrong caller is the whole problem. So the rule is absolute rather than discretionary, and it applies to pleasant callers as much as to angry ones.
What we keep is what the work needs — names, the documents you send, and the details of the file — and the privacy policy sets out how that is handled. Photographs sent on WhatsApp sit in that conversation; if you would like them removed once a job is finished, ask and they will be.
And two adults marrying need nobody's permission. Consent between the two of you is the entire test. An objection from a relative does not make a document defective, and we will say exactly that to whoever rings — which is, fairly often, the most useful thing we do all week.
Four things to settle on a phone, in roughly this order, because each of them is cheap to fix in advance and expensive to discover at a counter.
The address, in one version. Put the Aadhaar, one bank record and one more document side by side and read the address on each aloud. Decide which version is the true one, and use that exact wording — same number, same lane, same abbreviations — everywhere in the file. And do not improve it: if the Aadhaar prints less than the truth, the form still follows the Aadhaar, because a form more accurate than its own proof is still a mismatch.
The spellings. Names transliterate differently between a school in one state and a bank in Delhi, and a word like Kumar or Devi appears on one paper and not the next. On a marriage file this multiplies rather than adds, because two people's documents have to agree with each other and with a certificate linking them. Tell us about it before the appointment, not after — it changes what we ask you to bring.
The witnesses. Two people of your own, who were or will be present, each bringing two documents issued in their own name — one with a photograph, one establishing where they live. Choose for availability and permanence rather than seniority: somebody who can give a morning at short notice and who will still be reachable in twenty years. Confirm both the evening before and keep a third name. Nothing is lodged in advance, and nobody may sign for a person who did not come.
The day itself. Ask for a whole morning rather than two hours. Avoid the week your trade is busiest, the harvest if you farm, the examination cycle if you study, and the peak of the marriage season whatever you do — those are the weeks when witnesses quietly stop answering their phones.
A fair number of the people who ring are not in the city, and the honest position differs by situation.
Living in Delhi with documents from another state is ordinary and is not an obstacle. Residence is a fact about where you actually live, not a line printed on a card four years ago, and a ceremony performed here is a marriage solemnised here whatever either card says.
Living in another state and planning to come to Delhi needs a conversation first. Sometimes it is sensible and sometimes it is a wasted journey, and which one it is depends on facts we can establish on a call in ten minutes.
Living abroad means the scarce resource is the two of you being in the country at the same time. Both parties attend in person where both are required, so the week the visiting party is actually here is the week to do it — not the next trip, which in our experience is eleven months away and gets shortened. Attestation and apostille come after the certificate exists, not alongside it; our NRI page sets out the order.
And if your file genuinely belongs in your home state, we will say so. It costs us the work and it saves you a week.
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