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The Special Marriage Act, 1954, does not allow solemnisation by proxy or PoA. The physical presence of both parties is mandatory at

the time of marriage for the following reasons:

Section 12 of the Act requires both parties to sign the declaration in presence of the Marriage Officer and three witnesses.

The Marriage Certificate Book is signed in person.

There is no provision for virtual or proxy marriage under this Act.

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Every applicant applying for a passport or visa must go through a thorough process called immigration screening or immigration background checks. Visa/passport authorities often conduct background checks on the documents presented by an applicant to establish strong ties to their home country. You did not disclose the contents of the show cause notice issued by the RPO to access the remedies to resolve the issue. However, to check the status of a show cause notice issued by the Pas

Dear Sir,
History of your case is required before giving effective legal advise. However, you are at liberty to cancel your admission if the same is not as per the agreed terms. Then you can also claim refund of your fees if any paid minus five to ten percent expenses incurred by them.

Dear Client,
The Indian Citizenship Act of 1955 outlines the conditions for obtaining Indian citizenship, including for children born abroad to Indian parents. To obtain Indian citizenship, a child born through surrogacy in a foreign country would likely need to demonstrate that their parents are Indian citizens and that the child meets other requirements, such as having a birth certificate from the foreign country. According to the Surrogacy (Regulation) Act 2021, the child must be the legitima

Dear Client,
Every applicant applying for a passport or visa must go through a thorough process called immigration screening or immigration background checks. Visa/passport authorities often conduct background checks on the documents presented by an applicant to establish strong ties to their home country. If any discrepancy/anomaly concerning name/surname appears on the face of a document or record, it may potentially affect the visa immigration process of the applicant and the visa/passport is

Dear Client,
In the given scenario, serving a legal notice to the Service provider, Wider World Immigration Services, file a complaint against them for criminal breach of trust and cheating under Section 316 and Section 318 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita(BNS) at the local police station. In the absence of any agreement or legal document, a service provider cannot deny a refund of service charges for a service that is not availed of by the customer or consumer that amounts to deficiency in servic

Dear Client,
Background verification (BGV) check is a process many organizations carry out to verify the information or the documents provided by the candidate during hiring whether those documents are fake or legally acceptable from the sources it is generated. Thus, it appears that a lack of verification of the background of a person before his employment put you to face such an ordeal that was unearthed/revealed after a long 10 years. Persons in India without either a valid Indian citizenshi

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Both for the issue of fresh or re-issue of Passports and Police Clearance Certificate(PCC) are mandatorily required by the Passport Issuing Authority. In the given scenario, you can approach the higher authority of the Police department for expeditious action in the matter. The Allahabad High Court has ruled that a person's application for a visa/passport cannot be withheld merely on the ground that the applicant has a pending criminal case. Further, in the case of Poulami Basu vs T

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From the contents of the query, it appears that you became a victim of fraud people and you paid service charges to the service provider who unfortunately passed away. Moreover, after the lapse of the limitation period, your claim is now barred by limitation as prescribed for filing a money recovery suit before the Civil Court or filing a complaint before the Consumer Court which is required to be filed within two years from the date of cause of action. So, in the given scenario, no

Dear client,

If you want to change your surname in your son's passport to match your current surname as per your Aadhaar, PAN, and other documents, you will need to follow the passport office's guidelines for updating information in the passport. Typically, even though your documents are updated, the passport office requires a Name Change Affidavit to ensure all legal formalities are properly documented. Here's a step-by-step guide:

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