📋 Affidavit Guide

Unmarried Status Affidavit: Marriage Abroad, Apostille & Recruitment

Written by the SarkariKagaz Team · Updated September 2026 · 3 min read
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Quick answer

A notarized declaration confirming you're currently unmarried - commonly needed for marriage registration abroad (often apostilled), some armed forces recruitment, and similar purposes. Generate yours free.

Where This Comes Up

PurposeTypical Next Step
Marriage abroadNotarized affidavit, often needing apostille/embassy attestation afterward
Armed forces recruitmentPart of standard document verification at joining
General "no impediment to marriage" proofCheck if the destination wants this specific format or a separate SDM-issued certificate

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Apostille: A Separate Step

Notarizing this affidavit in India is one step; if your destination country requires an apostille or embassy attestation on top of that (common for marriage registration abroad), that's a separate process through the Ministry of External Affairs or the relevant embassy - check the specific country's requirement before assuming notarization alone is sufficient.

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Disclaimer

This is a reference format, not legal advice. Apostille requirements and accepted formats vary by destination country - confirm with the receiving embassy or authority.

Unmarried Status Affidavit के बारे में हिंदी में जानकारी

Marriage abroad, apostille, या armed forces recruitment के लिए यह notarized declaration चाहिए होती है, जो confirm करती है कि आप currently unmarried हैं। यहाँ free में बनाइए।

Frequently Asked Questions

Commonly yes - many countries require an apostilled or embassy-attested single status affidavit. Check the specific country's requirement.
They serve a similar purpose, but a No Impediment Certificate is sometimes issued through a different specific process depending on the destination country's exact requirement.
Commonly ₹100 non-judicial stamp paper is cited, though this can vary by state.