Single status certificate- what is the importance for NRIs and how to procure one

NRIs often require a Single Status Certificate (also known as a Bachelorhood Certificate) when planning to get married abroad. When submitting legal or educational documents internationally, foreign authorities need confirmation that the documents are genuine, authentic, and officially approved. Verification ensures that the Indian government signatures and seals are valid before acceptance.

NRIWAY assists NRIs with all Educational Document Services, including obtaining a Bachelorhood/Single Status Certificate. We handle the entire process, saving you and your family the hassle of visiting multiple offices and coordinating with government authorities. Our Relationship Managers manage every step, ensuring a smooth experience while you remain abroad.

Please note: Customers must provide all required documents, and any additional fees arising from delays or incomplete submissions are the responsibility of the applicant. NRIWAY is not liable for delays caused by the client’s failure to provide timely or correct information.

How to Apply for a Single Status Certificate via NRIWAY:

  1. Place an order on the NRIWAY website for a Bachelorhood/Single Status Certificate.

  2. Submit the required documents, including: SSC Mark Sheet, Passport copy, Birthplace address proof, Aadhar card, Voter ID, and Driving License.

  3. NRIWAY verifies the documents and submits them to the local SDM/competent court in your jurisdiction.

  4. If additional information is needed, we will coordinate with you to provide it.

  5. Once approved by the SDM/competent court, the certificate is counter-attested by the State Home Department.

  6. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Attestation Section, New Delhi, attests or apostilles the certificate.

  7. Finally, the Single Status Certificate is delivered to your address.

NRIWAY also provides assistance with Single Status Certificate Apostille and other NRI document services. Contact us for guidance on any educational or legal document requirements from India while you are abroad.

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