You would have to take physical search in marriage registrar office as to whether any marriage is registered of your relative or not
searching online may not give you the results
How to find out if some relative is already court married?
Hi, I would like to know how to find out that one of our relative is already court married to someone else. Can I use the Aadhar Card or Pan Card to find out the same? I want to search online and then apply legal case against it. Looking forward to receive some help from you.
Asked 4 years ago in Family Law
Religion: Hindu
16 Answers
Please check the marital status of this person with following Identity numbers: Aadhar ID No-[deleted] and PAN Card No: CVLPD1905P, Name: Pradip Kumar Dubey, Date of Birth : 15/01/1979 please email results at: [deleted]
Asked 4 years ago
Contact a local lawyer in city where marriage has been registered
The Aadhar card or the PAN card, even if they were produced as documentary evidences to prove the identity of the parties to the marriage registration, cannot provide the desire information even if you go for a search on that basis.
Instead you can visit the website of the concerned Marriage registrar office and look for the registration of marriage from the list of the marriages registered within the tentative period by which you are looking for the relevant details.
If you are not able to retrieve the details through the website of the Marriage registrar of the concerned jurisdiction, you may take the help of an advocate who can search for the details as per law by filing an application to the registrar in this regard..
You cannot obtain the marital status of the person through their Aadhar card or any other identity cards.
Dear sir/ma'am,
The only way where you check is you can visit the Registrar of Marriages of your district who maintains the record or if you have the registration no. of marriage you can visit the National Portal of India.
Thank you
Can you find out the status of marriage without knowing registrar office city, state or district because the guy is hiding it?
Asked 4 years ago
The trouble is that, we heard he might have registered in of the 3 cities/districts like Padrauna, Gorakhpur or Basti. So it was nearly untraceable finding it physically because I am a non resident of India and have no resources to further travel and visit each city and find out. So is it not possible to find out via your services applying online?
Asked 4 years ago
Yes that can be done. It can be found out.
If you are trying to obtain information without knowing the details of the subject matter, you may have to engage the services of a detective agency available in the local or anywhere in a nearby big city.
Please share the details and book a consultation. Then only we can do the needful.
It can be found out. Send all the details and it has to be checked.
You can visit the government websites providing the details or information in this regard.
You can get the information through the websites meant for registration or marriages department.
If that is also not possible you may have to either engage the services of a private detective agency or and advocate in the local who can help you retrieve the information by using his/her influence in the concerned office, of course on his/her terms of payment
Dear Sir/Ma'am,
You can try checking it once in the National Portal of India, but the chances of getting the relevant information is low.
Thank You
A lawyer has to go personally in each of these districts and find out about the registration. That is the way.
You cannot find out status of marriage without knowing registered office city , state and district
You will have to take physical search in the 3 cities
such information is not available online
need to contact local lawyer in those cities
- If the marriage is registered , then one can know after visiting the office of registrar , but if only notarized the documents at the time of marriage , then to know the status is not possible.
- However, you can engage a person for the same in India.
1. You have to go to the office of jurisdictional marriage registrar to search the records.
2. Adhaar may also be used to trace the records.
