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Complaints Policy

How to make a formal complaint about our services, the timescales we commit to, and what to do if you remain dissatisfied after our internal process.

Legal Entity
Mrs Khan's Matrimonial Services Limited
Jurisdiction
SC864954 - Scotland, UK
Effective Date
01 Sep 2026
Last Updated
16 Sep 2026

Introduction

Mrs Khan's Matrimonial Services Limited (SC864954) is committed to providing a high-quality service. If something goes wrong or you are not satisfied, we want to know so we can address it. This policy explains how to make a complaint and what to expect.

1How to Make a Complaint

You can raise a complaint by:

  • Email: mrskhanmatrimonial@gmail.com (subject line: "Formal Complaint β€” [Your Name]");
  • In Writing: 20-23 Woodside Place, Glasgow, Scotland, G3 7QL.

Please provide your full name, registered email address, a clear description of the issue, the date(s) it occurred, and the outcome you are seeking.

2Our Response Timescales

  • Acknowledgement: Within 2 business days of receipt;
  • Initial Response: Within 10 business days, either resolving the matter or confirming it is under investigation;
  • Full Response: Within 28 calendar days of the initial complaint, unless we notify you that more time is required (maximum 8 weeks).

3What Happens Next

Our complaints process involves:

  • Logging and tracking your complaint in our complaints register;
  • Assigning a named handler who will be your point of contact;
  • Investigating the matter thoroughly and impartially;
  • Issuing a written decision explaining our findings and any remedial action taken.

4If You Remain Dissatisfied

If you are not satisfied with our final response, you may:

  • Request that your complaint be escalated to a senior director;
  • Seek independent advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau (citizensadvice.org.uk);
  • Refer a data protection-related complaint to the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) at ico.org.uk or 0303 123 1113;
  • Pursue the matter through the Scottish courts or seek independent legal advice.

5Complaint Records & Learning

We maintain a confidential register of all complaints. We review complaint trends quarterly and use this information to improve our service. Complaint data is retained for 6 years and handled in accordance with our Data Protection & GDPR Policy.