Registering for marriage proposals means sharing information that is personal to you and your family. It is right to ask how that information is used before you share it. This article summarises how Subasiri handles personal information; our full Privacy Policy is available on this website.
What we collect
When you register, we collect what is needed to identify suitable proposals. This usually includes your name and contact details, date of birth, national identity details, education and profession, family background and the qualities you are looking for in a partner. Where you choose to provide them, we also record horoscope details and photographs.
This website itself does not collect personal information. There are no registration or enquiry forms on the site. If you contact us by phone or WhatsApp, that conversation is handled the same way as a visit to our office.
One purpose only
Your information is used to identify and introduce suitable marriage proposals on your behalf, and to keep you informed about the progress of your search.
- We do not sell your information.
- We do not use it for advertising.
- We do not publish profiles on this website.
When information is shared
Your details are shared with another registered party only when you have given us your explicit consent to proceed with that specific proposal. Nothing is shared before that point. Your contact details are passed on only once both sides have agreed to make contact.
The only other case is where we are required by law to disclose information.
We handle your information with care, and we will always tell you plainly how it is used. If something is unclear, ask us before you register.
Your choices
You can ask us at any time to:
- Correct your details
- Pause or withdraw your profile
- Tell you what information we hold about you
If you ask us to withdraw your profile, we stop introducing it to new parties immediately.
Ask us anything
If you have a question about privacy, call 0772 346 246 or visit our head office at No. 655, Ella Para, Kurundugahahetekma, Elpitiya. We would rather you ask than wonder.
