Getting a copy of your divorce decree in India doesn’t have to be a courthouse marathon. While some states still require in-person visits, many now offer convenient online options.
India’s eCourts initiative streamlines court procedures across various states. Head to the eCourts website (https://services.ecourts.gov.in/) and select your state. Look for services related to accessing case records or obtaining certified copies of judgments. Some states have dedicated portals for family matters.
Remember the details of your divorce case? You’ll need the case number, court name, and year of judgment. If you can’t recall, contact your previous lawyer or the court itself for assistance.
Most states charge a nominal fee for obtaining certified copies online. Look for payment options like credit cards, debit cards, or net banking. Keep the receipt handy for future reference.
Once you’ve located the relevant service and paid the fee, follow the on-screen instructions to submit your request. You’ll likely need to enter your case details and upload proof of identity. Submit the request and wait for approval.
Within a few days (depending on the state), your approved request will allow you to download the certified copy of your divorce decree as a PDF document. Save it securely for future reference and legal purposes.
Tip: Some states offer tracking facilities for your request. Use this to monitor its progress and get notified when your decree is ready.
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