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Well, in Nepal, it's not. Being "unmarried" and "not married" is not different.

I had a client who wanted to do Court Marriage and when he made his "Marital Status Certificate" from the ward office, it was written that "..... Applicant is not married".

However when we went to the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to verify it to send it abroad, they said that it must be written "unmarried" instead of "not married".

Wordplay is as interesting as Foreplay

Well, in Nepal, it's not. Being "unmarried" and "not married" is not different.

I had a client who wanted to do Court Marriage and when he made his "Marital Status Certificate" from the ward office, it was written that "..... Applicant is not married".

However when we went to the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to verify it to send it abroad, they said that it must be written "unmarried" instead of "not married".

Wordplay is as interesting as Foreplay

Well, in Nepal, it's not. Being "unmarried" and "not married" is not different.

I had a client who wanted to do Court Marriage and when he made his "Marital Status Certificate" from the ward office, it was written that "..... Applicant is not married".

However when we went to the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to verify it to send it abroad, they said that it must be written "unmarried" instead of "not married".

Wordplay is as interesting as Foreplay

Well, in Nepal, it's not. Being "unmarried" and "not married" is not different.

I had a client who wanted to do Court Marriage and when he made his "Marital Status Certificate" from the ward office, it was written that "..... Applicant is not married".

However when we went to the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to verify it to send it abroad, they said that it must be written "unmarried" instead of "not married".

Wordplay is as interesting as Foreplay

Well, in Nepal, it's not. Being "unmarried" and "not married" is not different.

I had a client who wanted to do Court Marriage and when he made his "Marital Status Certificate" from the ward office, it was written that "..... Applicant is not married".

However when we went to the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to verify it to send it abroad, they said that it must be written "unmarried" instead of "not married".

Wordplay is as interesting as Foreplay

Well, in Nepal, it's not. Being "unmarried" and "not married" is not different.

I had a client who wanted to do Court Marriage and when he made his "Marital Status Certificate" from the ward office, it was written that "..... Applicant is not married".

However when we went to the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to verify it to send it abroad, they said that it must be written "unmarried" instead of "not married".

Wordplay is as interesting as Foreplay

Heyy people, let's connect with each other and grow together because your network is your net worth.

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All the entrepreneurs, working professionals, influencers and people from various backgrounds let's connect with each other. Drop in your field of work and let's connect with each other.

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I'm a lawyer based in Kathmandu. What about you?

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Heyy people, let's connect with each other and grow together because your network is your net worth.

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All the entrepreneurs, working professionals, influencers and people from various backgrounds let's connect with each other. Drop in your field of work and let's connect with each other.

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I'm a lawyer based in Kathmandu. What about you?

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Heyy people, let's connect with each other and grow together because your network is your net worth.

​

All the entrepreneurs, working professionals, influencers and people from various backgrounds let's connect with each other. Drop in your field of work and let's connect with each other.

​

I'm a lawyer based in Kathmandu. What about you?

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Heyy people, let's connect with each other and grow together because your network is your net worth.

​

All the entrepreneurs, working professionals, influencers and people from various backgrounds let's connect with each other. Drop in your field of work and let's connect with each other.

​

I'm a lawyer based in Kathmandu. What about you?

​

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Heyy people, let's connect with each other and grow together because your network is your net worth.

​

All the entrepreneurs, working professionals, influencers and people from various backgrounds let's connect with each other. Drop in your field of work and let's connect with each other.

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I'm a lawyer based in Kathmandu. What about you?

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Im a lawyer based in Kathmandu and I get tired and annoyed by few of my clients opposition who say "Send me divorce papers, I'll sign".

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NOOOO, court cases and its procedures do not happen like that. Its totally different from what they show in movies and series.

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In Nepal, we do not have the concept of "Two People Signing the Divorce Papers". For some reasons, I don't know why, it happens in quiet different way.

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1. First, either the girl or the guy files a divorce case in the concerned district court citing some grounds.

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2. Second, the opposition files a reply and gets connected to the case.

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3. Thirdly, despite the ongoing case filed above, both the male and female file a joint petition to dissolve their marriage with consent.

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4. Fourthly, they both appear in court and finally the consented divorce takes place.

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So What can we see from above practice?

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1. You or your power of attorney must appear before the court for divorce.

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2. It takes 2 days to conclude a mutually consented divorce in Nepal.

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Drop in your queries through comment or DM regarding it and I'll try to answer it in simple ways.

Im a lawyer based in Kathmandu and I get tired and annoyed by few of my clients opposition who say "Send me divorce papers, I'll sign".

​

NOOOO, court cases and its procedures do not happen like that. Its totally different from what they show in movies and series.

​

In Nepal, we do not have the concept of "Two People Signing the Divorce Papers". For some reasons, I don't know why, it happens in quiet different way.

​

1. First, either the girl or the guy files a divorce case in the concerned district court citing some grounds.

​

2. Second, the opposition files a reply and gets connected to the case.

​

3. Thirdly, despite the ongoing case filed above, both the male and female file a joint petition to dissolve their marriage with consent.

​

4. Fourthly, they both appear in court and finally the consented divorce takes place.

​

So What can we see from above practice?

​

1. You or your power of attorney must appear before the court for divorce.

​

2. It takes 2 days to conclude a mutually consented divorce in Nepal.

​

Drop in your queries through comment or DM regarding it and I'll try to answer it in simple ways.

Im a lawyer based in Kathmandu and I get tired and annoyed by few of my clients opposition who say "Send me divorce papers, I'll sign".

​

NOOOO, court cases and its procedures do not happen like that. Its totally different from what they show in movies and series.

​

In Nepal, we do not have the concept of "Two People Signing the Divorce Papers". For some reasons, I don't know why, it happens in quiet different way.

​

1. First, either the girl or the guy files a divorce case in the concerned district court citing some grounds.

​

2. Second, the opposition files a reply and gets connected to the case.

​

3. Thirdly, despite the ongoing case filed above, both the male and female file a joint petition to dissolve their marriage with consent.

​

4. Fourthly, they both appear in court and finally the consented divorce takes place.

​

So What can we see from above practice?

​

1. You or your power of attorney must appear before the court for divorce.

​

2. It takes 2 days to conclude a mutually consented divorce in Nepal.

​

Drop in your queries through comment or DM regarding it and I'll try to answer it in simple ways.

Im a lawyer based in Kathmandu and I get tired and annoyed by few of my clients opposition who say "Send me divorce papers, I'll sign".

​

NOOOO, court cases and its procedures do not happen like that. Its totally different from what they show in movies and series.

​

In Nepal, we do not have the concept of "Two People Signing the Divorce Papers". For some reasons, I don't know why, it happens in quiet different way.

​

1. First, either the girl or the guy files a divorce case in the concerned district court citing some grounds.

​

2. Second, the opposition files a reply and gets connected to the case.

​

3. Thirdly, despite the ongoing case filed above, both the male and female file a joint petition to dissolve their marriage with consent.

​

4. Fourthly, they both appear in court and finally the consented divorce takes place.

​

So What can we see from above practice?

​

1. You or your power of attorney must appear before the court for divorce.

​

2. It takes 2 days to conclude a mutually consented divorce in Nepal.

​

Drop in your queries through comment or DM regarding it and I'll try to answer it in simple ways.

Im a lawyer based in Kathmandu and I get tired and annoyed by few of my clients opposition who say "Send me divorce papers, I'll sign".

​

NOOOO, court cases and its procedures do not happen like that. Its totally different from what they show in movies and series.

​

In Nepal, we do not have the concept of "Two People Signing the Divorce Papers". For some reasons, I don't know why, it happens in quiet different way.

​

1. First, either the girl or the guy files a divorce case in the concerned district court citing some grounds.

​

2. Second, the opposition files a reply and gets connected to the case.

​

3. Thirdly, despite the ongoing case filed above, both the male and female file a joint petition to dissolve their marriage with consent.

​

4. Fourthly, they both appear in court and finally the consented divorce takes place.

​

So What can we see from above practice?

​

1. You or your power of attorney must appear before the court for divorce.

​

2. It takes 2 days to conclude a mutually consented divorce in Nepal.

​

Drop in your queries through comment or DM regarding it and I'll try to answer it in simple ways.

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Thinking of starting a business in Nepal? Here's a simple and updated guide to registering a company:

1. Choose the Type of Company (Pvt or Public)

2. Reserve the Company Name

Apply online through the Office of the Company Registrar (OCR) and obtain approval for your proposed name.

3. Hire a lawyer to prepare and compile the Required Documents

Memorandum of Association (MOA)

Articles of Association (AOA)

Citizenship and NID copies of shareholders

Passport-size photographs

Share details and registered office address

4. Submit the Application

File the documents with the Office of the Company Registrar through its online CAMIS system.

5. Obtain the Certificate of Incorporation

Once approved, the OCR issues the Certificate of Incorporation, and your company comes into legal existence.

6. Register with the Inland Revenue Department

Obtain a PAN/VAT registration for tax purposes.

7. Open a Bank Account

Open a company bank account and begin business operations.

8. Obtain Sector-Specific Licenses (if required)

Depending on the nature of your business, additional approvals or licenses may be necessary.

DM if you need any help with business incorporation and compliance.