Marriage Grant Scheme
In Uttar Pradesh State, a scheme for the marriage of girls from economically weaker families of the state.
About the Marriage Grant Scheme Scheme
The objective of the scheme is to provide grants for the marriage of the daughters of poor’s families of Other Backward Classes so that the economic condition of that family may improve. Regular efforts to uplift the level of poor families are being made by the Department of Backward Classes Welfare. There is a provision to provide marriage grants for the daughters of helpless, poor, and BPL families of Other Backward Classes.
Benefits
The assistance of ₹20,000/- is provided per marriage.
Eligibility Criteria
- To the daughters of poor individuals of other backward classes (excluding minorities in backward classes).
- The annual income of the applicant in urban areas should not exceed Rs. 56,460/- and in rural areas Rs. 46,080/-.
- The age of the girl and boy must be 18 years and 21 years or more respectively.
- Applicants of other backward classes will have to enter the serial number of the online Caste Certificate issued by the Tehsil in their online application form.
- Priority will be provided to the destitute woman after the death of the husband or widow applicant and they will not be needing a caste certificate.
- Marriage grants will be allowed up to a maximum of 02 daughters from a family.
How to Apply for Marriage Grant Scheme
Application mode: Online
- Applicants must have to apply through Jan Suvidha Kendras, District Backward Classes Welfare Officer or on the official website of the department. 1. The applicant will compulsorily have to apply online prior to 90 days of the date of marriage or till post 90 days of marriage conducted.
- Applicants will keep the hard copy of the online application along with all the self-attested uploaded documents like Aadhar Card, Income Certificate, Caste Certificate, Certificate showing the date fixed for marriage (Marriage Invitation card), documentary proof in case of widow/PwD certificate and documents related with a bank account in the form of print out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Marriage Grant Scheme scheme?
The objective of the scheme is to provide grants for the marriage of the daughters of poor’s families of Other Backward Classes so that the economic condition of that family may improve. Regular efforts to uplift the level of poor families are being made by the Department of Bac…
Who is eligible for Marriage Grant Scheme?
To the daughters of poor individuals of other backward classes (excluding minorities in backward classes). The annual income of the applicant in urban areas should not exceed Rs. 56,460/- and in rural areas Rs. 46,080/-. The age of the girl and boy must be 18 years and 21 years or more respectively…
What benefits does Marriage Grant Scheme provide?
The assistance of ₹20,000/- is provided per marriage.
How can I apply for Marriage Grant Scheme?
Applicants must have to apply through Jan Suvidha Kendras, District Backward Classes Welfare Officer or on the official website of the department. 1. The applicant will compulsorily have to apply online prior to 90 days of the date of marriage or till post 90 days of marriage conducted. Applicants…
Source: official scheme details published on the Government of India's myScheme portal. Always verify eligibility and deadlines on the official portal before applying. Scheme rules can change.
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