The specific fields on a court marriage registration form can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the format of the form used by the local authorities. However, I can provide you with a general list of common fields that are typically found on such forms:

1. Bride’s Information:

   • Full Name
   • Father’s Name
   • Age
   • Date of Birth
   • Marital Status (Single/Widow/Widower/Divorced)
   • Nationality
   • Religion
   • Occupation
   • Address
   • Contact Information (Phone number, email, etc.)

2. Groom’s Information:

   • Full Name
   • Father’s Name
   • Age
   • Date of Birth
   • Marital Status (Single/Widow/Widower/Divorced)
   • Nationality
   • Religion
   • Occupation
   • Address
   • Contact Information (Phone number, email, etc.)

3. Witnesses’ Information:

   • Full Name
   • Father’s Name
   • Age
   • Address
   • Contact Information (Phone number, email, etc.)

4. Marriage Details:

   • Date of Intended Marriage
   • Place of Intended Marriage
   • Names of Parties involved in the marriage

5. Residential Address:

   • Both parties’ current addresses and duration of stay.

6. Declaration by Parties:

   • A declaration by both the bride and groom affirming their intention to marry and stating that they are entering into the marriage of their own free will.

7. Witnesses’ Declarations:

   • Declarations by the witnesses confirming that they know the parties and have no objections to the marriage.

8. Affidavit of Marital Status:

   • A statement by both parties declaring their current marital status (single, widowed, divorced, etc.) and confirming that there are no legal impediments to their marriage.

9. Additional Declarations (if required):

   • Depending on the jurisdiction, there may be additional declarations or information required, such as citizenship status, previous marriages, etc.

10. Signatures:

    • Signatures of the parties getting married, along with the witnesses.

Remember, this is a general overview and the actual form may include additional or different fields based on local laws and regulations. Always consult with the local Marriage Registrar’s office or a legal expert for the specific court marriage registration form used in your jurisdiction.