Special Marriage Others: Raise Objections, Citizen Portal, User Manual
The Inspector General of Registration and Stamps issued the Special Marriage Others: Raise Objections, Citizen Portal, User Manual to explain how citizens can submit an objection relating to a Special Marriage application through the Citizen Portal. The manual covers searching for the marriage application, entering the objector and objection details, submitting the objection and receiving an acknowledgement number.
Purpose
The Special Marriage Others: Raise Objections, Citizen Portal, User Manual is procedural guidance from the Inspector General of Registration and Stamps for citizens who want to raise an objection relating to a Special Marriage application. It explains the online steps but does not set out legal grounds, fees or document requirements for an objection.
Who may need it
The Special Marriage Others: Raise Objections, Citizen Portal, User Manual is relevant to a citizen who wants to object to a marriage application displayed through the portal's notice search facility. The user must log in to the website with a username and password before using the service.
How to find the service
The Citizen Portal process described in the manual is:
- Log in with the registered username and password.
- Select Registration from the home page.
- Select Marriage registration.
- Select Special Marriage and then Raise Objection.
- Open the Notice Search screen.
- Enter the search criteria to display the relevant application.
- Open the marriage details and select Raise Objection.
Information to be entered
The objection form requires the citizen to provide information about the objector and the objection. The manual identifies the following entries:
- Objector details and name.
- Mobile number and email address.
- Country, state, district, taluk, village and street, selected through drop-down fields.
- Door number, street and other address details.
- PIN code.
- The person against whom the objection is made, selected using a radio button.
- The reason for objection, selected from a drop-down list.
Submission and acknowledgement
The Citizen Portal allows the user to select Raise Objection to submit the entered information and open the acknowledgement copy. The Reset option clears all fields, while the Back option returns to previous pages.
After successful submission, the portal creates an objection number for the application. The manual also states that the reason for objection is visible when the process is completed.
Scope of the guidance
The Special Marriage Others: Raise Objections, Citizen Portal, User Manual explains only the portal workflow. The supplied text does not state the permitted legal reasons for objection, any applicable fee, supporting evidence requirements or how the objection will be decided.
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Common questions
How do I find the Special Marriage objection option on the Citizen Portal?
After logging in, select Registration, then Marriage registration, followed by Special Marriage and Raise Objection.
What personal details must an objector enter?
The manual asks for the objector's name, mobile number, email address and address details, including country, state, district, taluk, village, street, door number and PIN code.
Can I choose whom the Special Marriage objection is against?
Yes. The portal provides a radio button to select the person against whom the objection is made, followed by a drop-down list for selecting the reason.
Will I receive proof after submitting the objection?
The portal opens an acknowledgement copy after submission and creates an objection number for the application.
