Two numbers, not one
The government fee is what the state charges to register the marriage — it is modest and fixed by the authorities. The service charge is what a consultant charges for guidance, document checking, drafting, coordination and follow-up. Honest pricing shows these apart; murky pricing hides them in a single inflated figure.
What a service charge covers
A fair service charge pays for real work: confirming your route, checking documents against each other, drafting affidavits and forms, handling the notice where it applies, and following the file through to the certificate. It is the difference between a smooth case and weeks of running around.
Honest starting prices
Our service charges start at ₹3,100 for Arya Samaj assistance, ₹5,100 for registering an existing marriage, ₹6,500 for standard court marriage, ₹6,100 for inter-caste support, ₹7,000 for Nikah registration, ₹12,000 for same-day handling and ₹30,000 for NRI cases. Government fees are separate and minimal.
Why the cheapest quote can cost more
A price far below the market often hides something — usually the registration step is missing, or the work is incomplete, leaving you to fix it later. A slightly higher honest price that delivers a usable certificate beats a low one that leaves you stranded.
How to read any quote
Ask one question of any quote: what is the government fee and what is your charge? If a service refuses to separate them, treat it as a warning sign.
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