LEGAL REVIEW OF RECORD-KEEPING CUSTOMARY MARRIAGE IN THE SUNDANESE COMMUNITY "GET ALONG"

State recognition is fundamental in the implementation of human rights in a country. Through state recognition, the fulfillment of other rights and rights by the state can be fulfilled. Our Constitution has mandated to fulfill all the rights of citizens regardless of ethnicity, religion or belief. However, the state's recognition of believers in Indonesia still faces obstacles. Many rights and rights of believers have not been fully fulfilled, one of which is the right to get recognition of the marriage that they have performed. This study aims to analyze the legal provisions regarding marriage registration and the legal consequences of unregistered marriages for the Indigenous Peoples of "AKUR" Sunda Wiwitan, Kuningan Regency. The research method used is normative juridical research. The results obtained by the author from this study are what are the legal provisions that regulate the registration of marriage in the Indigenous People of "Akur" Sunda Wiwitan, Cigugur District, Kuningan Regency and what are the legal consequences for residents of the AKUR Sunda Wiwitan Community whose marriage is not recorded.