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Sir, my partner and I plan to get married next year due to some serious family issues. Although we wanted to wait a few more years, the situation is critical, so we need to marry next year. The issue is that my partner’s documents are accurate and she will be over 18 next year. However, my documents (Aadhaar card, voter ID, PAN card, driving license, and birth certificate) indicate that I will be over 21 next year, but according to my 10th-grade marksheet (due to some errors), it shows I will be only 18. This discrepancy could create major problems for us if we can’t marry next year. Sir, please help us, and we would be extremely grateful to you forever. We want to marry in Ghaziabad through Lead India Law. Please assist us.
Sir, firstly you should address the discrepancies in your documents. If correcting the documents is not feasible before the marriage, you can create an affidavit stating that your actual age is 18 based on your 10th-grade marksheet. This affidavit can be submitted during the marriage registration process, along with the documents that show your age discrepancy. It is advised to consult an expert lawyer who will assist you with the best course of action. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.