Indian citizen marrying a German national in Germany

Shree13 wrote:

· The doubt on authenticity remains even after showing multiple documents (some produced in Germany as well) with exactly same information?

The officer in charge can decide by him/herself which kinds of checks are needed to verify that the information you submitted is correct.
If you feel this is unreasonable or unjustified, you can file a complaint with his/her superior.

Shree13 wrote:

- We have also consulted 2 other Standesamts and they see it differently. With all those documents and complete case they don't foresee a need of Consulate's verification. Do we have a chance to ask another person from the same Standesamt? Or can we go to other Standesamt w/o living in that region?

I think marrying outside of your residential area is possible, but you better confirm that with the Standesamt in question.
Apart from that, the remaining three months might not be enough to arrange the formalities again at another location.

This topic reminds me of what I posted several times before (based on own experience):
Marrying in Germany as a foreigner cannot be recommended, because the authorities make it a very frustrating, costly and time-consuming excercise.
It is much easier to marry elsewhere (e.g. Denmark, Las Vegas, Singapore) and get the foreign marriage registered here.

Hi Beppi, thanks for your reply! Our issue is also that standesamtin didn't give a personal appointment to explain all that.
Through various forums i have found that they either ask for apostille and parents affidavit or they verify it through embassy.
Anyway we will ask at one or the other place and try our luck. All documents from our side are reday. Only major thing now is to get the ehefähigkeitszeugniss from OLG.
You are right that doing all those formalities in Germany is pain in the ass and one should start more than a year ago.