Special Marriage: Raise Objection, Citizen Portal, User Manual
The Special Marriage: Raise Objection, Citizen Portal, User Manual, issued by the Inspector General of Registration and Stamps, explains how a citizen can find a special marriage application and raise an objection through the online portal. It covers login, application search, objector and objection details, and generation of an acknowledgement with an objection number.
Purpose
The Special Marriage: Raise Objection, Citizen Portal, User Manual is official guidance from the Inspector General of Registration and Stamps. It provides a screen by screen process for citizens who want to raise an objection against a special marriage application through the citizen portal. The manual carries a 2019 copyright notice, but does not state an order number or issue date.
Who it affects
The Special Marriage objection process is relevant to a citizen who wishes to object to a marriage application displayed in the portal. It also helps registration professionals understand the information that an objector must enter and the acknowledgement produced by the system.
The manual concerns special marriage objections. It does not describe property registration, land ownership, stamp duty, or any effect on property rights.
Portal process
The citizen portal procedure requires the user to:
- Log in to the website using a username and password.
- Select Registration, then Marriage registration, followed by Special Marriage and Raise Objection.
- Open the Notice Search screen and enter search criteria.
- View the relevant application and open its marriage details.
- Click Raise Objection to begin entering the objection.
Information required
The Special Marriage objection screen asks the objector to provide:
- Objector details.
- Contact details, including cell number and email.
- Address information selected through country, state, district, taluk, village and street lists.
- Door number, street, other address details and pin code.
- The person against whom the objection is being made.
- A reason for the objection, selected from a drop down list.
The manual does not list the available reasons for objection or explain the legal grounds on which an objection may be accepted.
Completion and acknowledgement
The Special Marriage objection process allows the user to select Raise Objection, Reset or Back. Reset clears the entered fields, while Back returns to previous pages. When the objection is raised successfully, the portal creates an objection number for the application and opens an acknowledgement copy. The selected reason for objection is displayed when the process is completed.
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Common questions
How do I find a special marriage application before raising an objection?
Log in, choose Registration, Marriage registration, Special Marriage and Raise Objection. Enter the search criteria on the Notice Search screen, open the marriage details and click Raise Objection.
What details must an objector enter?
The portal asks for objector and contact details, address information, the person against whom the objection is made, and a reason selected from a drop down list.
Will I receive proof that the objection was raised?
Yes. After the objection is raised successfully, the portal creates an objection number for the application and opens an acknowledgement copy.
Does the manual explain which legal reasons are valid for an objection?
No. It instructs the user to select a reason from a drop down list, but it does not list or explain the available reasons.
