Rules that apply in Noida & Greater Noida
Marriage registration in Uttar Pradesh is governed by the Uttar Pradesh Marriage Registration Rules, 2017, and applications are made through the state's Stamp & Registration department (IGRS UP) system with the Sub-Registrar.
Noida and Greater Noida are both in Gautam Buddh Nagar district, so the same registration system and district authorities apply to both.
Process in outline
- Online application. Fill in the application on the state system and upload documents.
- Appointment. Book or receive a date to appear.
- Verification. Both spouses and witnesses appear with originals.
- Certificate. The registration certificate is issued; obtain certified copies.
Portals, offices and fees change. Confirm current details before applying.
Documents
- Proof of marriage (invitation card, photographs, certificate from the place of marriage).
- Age proof and identity proof of both spouses.
- Address proof in Noida & Greater Noida, if registering based on residence.
- Photographs and affidavits as required.
- Witnesses with identity proof.
Document requirements may vary depending on the applicable legal route, individual circumstances and the concerned authority.
Uttar Pradesh or Delhi?
If the marriage took place in Delhi, or one of you lives in Delhi, registering in Delhi may also be possible. See registration across Delhi NCR and registration in Delhi.
Civil marriage instead?
If you have not married yet, a court marriage under the Special Marriage Act can be done in Gautam Buddh Nagar district. See court marriage in Noida.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Greater Noida handled separately from Noida?
Is a Noida & Greater Noida certificate valid in Delhi and abroad?
Do both spouses need to be present?
Disclaimer: This page gives general information about the law and procedure as understood at the time of writing. It is not legal advice for your situation. Requirements may vary depending on the parties' circumstances, applicable law, jurisdiction and the concerned authority, and rules and forms change from time to time. Please consult an advocate before acting.