What does the ₹999 fee cover?

The ₹999 fee officially initiates the mutual divorce process online. After the form is submitted and the fee is paid, a consent email is sent to both husband and wife. No phone calls are made to either spouse at this stage, though clients can reach out any time for clarification.

What is the online mutual divorce form?

The online mutual divorce form is the initial application to begin the mutual divorce process. One spouse can submit it with basic marriage, residence, contact, and settlement details for both parties, allowing the legal team to begin initial case assessment before the matter proceeds further.

Does submitting this online form mean the divorce is filed in court?

No. Paying the application fee does not mean the divorce has been filed in court. It only begins the initial application and consent-verification stage of the mutual divorce process.

Is the ₹999 form submission fee refundable?

The ₹999 fee is non-refundable once the form is submitted and the consent email is sent. If both spouses provide consent and the case proceeds, this amount is adjusted against the total mutual divorce fee of ₹40,000.

Do I need to upload documents with the online divorce form?

No document upload is required at the initial form stage, which only collects basic information for case intake. Once both spouses confirm their intention to proceed, documents are collected and reviewed before the petition is prepared.

Can I apply for mutual divorce online if my spouse lives abroad?

Yes. The initial mutual divorce application can be started online even when one spouse lives abroad. NRI matters may involve additional document formalities and specific requirements for court participation.

Why do we need consent from both husband and wife?

Mutual divorce can proceed only when both spouses voluntarily agree and share their individual consent with the legal team. Consent verification ensures the process is genuine, legally valid, and prevents future disputes or delays.

Mutual Consent Divorce Form

Q: Can one spouse submit the online mutual divorce form?

Yes, one spouse can submit the form for the initial application. Both spouses still need to voluntarily agree to the mutual divorce and separately confirm their intention to proceed before the case moves forward as a mutual consent matter.

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Complete this form to begin your mutual divorce process online. Our certified divorce lawyers assist couples across India and NRIs living abroad.

Marriage Details

Marriage City *

Husband's Current City *

Wife's Current City *

Date of Marriage *

Personal Details

Your Name *

Spouse Name *

Husband's Religion *

Wife's Religion *

Husband's Date of Birth *

Wife's Date of Birth *

Contact Details

Your Mobile Number *

Spouse Mobile Number *

Your Email ID *

Spouse Email ID *

Address Details

Husband's Pre-Marriage Address *

Wife's Pre-Marriage Address *

Post-Marriage Address *

Husband's Current Address *

Wife's Current Address *

Settlement Details

Do you have children? *

Need settlement regarding Maintenance/Alimony? *

Need settlement regarding Joint Assets? *

Within a few minutes of form submission, a confirmation email for consent will be sent to both husband and wife.

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FAQs on Online Mutual Divorce Filing

The ₹999 is a one-time fee to officially initiate the mutual divorce process online. After you submit the form and pay this fee, we send an email to the husband and wife, asking for their consent for Mutual Divorce. We do not initiate phone calls to either spouse at this stage. However, you are always welcome to reach out to us if you need any clarification or assistance.

The online mutual divorce form is the initial application used to begin the mutual divorce process. One spouse can submit the form with the basic marriage, residence, contact and settlement details of both parties. It allows our legal team to begin the initial case assessment before the matter moves to the next stage.

No. Paying the form application fee does not mean the divorce has been filed in court. It only begins the mutual divorce process through the initial application and consent-verification stage. See our mutual divorce process for the complete stages.

The ₹999 divorce application fee is non-refundable once the form is submitted and the consent email is sent. However, if both spouses provide consent and the mutual divorce process moves forward, this amount is adjusted against the total mutual divorce fee of ₹40,000. You can review the mutual divorce fee structure for more details.

Yes. One spouse can submit the form for the initial application. Both spouses still need to voluntarily agree to the mutual divorce and separately confirm their intention to proceed before the matter can move forward as a mutual consent case.

No document upload is required at this initial form stage. The form first collects the basic information needed for case intake. Once both spouses confirm their intention to proceed, the required documents can be collected and reviewed before the petition is prepared.

Yes. The initial mutual divorce application can be started online even when one spouse is living abroad. NRI matters may involve additional document formalities and specific requirements for court participation. See our NRI Mutual Divorce Guide.

Mutual divorce can proceed only when both spouses voluntarily agree and share their individual consent with our legal team. Consent verification ensures the process is genuine, legally valid, and prevents future disputes or delays.

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