Our packages are tiered by complexity: Shagun (₹19,990) covers basic assets, Aashirwad (₹39,990) handles business interests & multiple properties, and Teej (custom) provides elite, tailored protection for HNIs, NRIs, public figures, and people with international assets.
Absolutely. Many couples start with Shagun then upgrade to Aashirwad as their customization needs grow. We preserve all documentation for seamless transitions.
Most couples complete the process in 2-3 weeks, including consultations, drafting, and revisions. Once you submit all your details, you will receive your final document within 14 days.
Yes! We offer quasi prenups as a prenup alternative in India – just select your prenup package and inform our legal experts during your consultation that you wish to create a quasi prenup. Our lawyers will draft a comprehensive quasi prenuptial agreement for you within the same package.
Prenup India offers comprehensive notarized prenuptial agreements online to protect your marriage, saving time & money. Whether you’re a young couple, business owner, or high-net-worth individual (HNI), we offer affordable packages with complete legal support – from consultation to notarization.
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