Under what circumstances do you usually use a marriage certificate?

1. What do I need to use a marriage certificate?

1, involving property: proof of marriage relationship is required for buying and selling houses acquired during the marriage relationship. In addition, housing demolition, property transfer, inheritance, creditor's rights and debts also need marriage certificates.

2. It involves leaving the country: if you travel abroad, you may need to use a marriage certificate if you show proof of property or immigrate to study abroad.

3. Involving fertility: Many areas need marriage certificates, household registration books, ID cards and other documents to handle fertility registration. At present, in Hainan and other places, the one-child birth service certificate has been issued simultaneously with the marriage certificate. In addition, in some places, children may need a marriage certificate to enter kindergarten.

4, involving hukou: settlement in different places or children's households need a marriage certificate.

5. Work involved: job transfer, starting a company, etc. Sometimes you need a marriage certificate.

6, involving marriage: marriage certificate has legal effect. Some people have lived in the name of husband and wife for many years, but for various reasons, they have never applied for a marriage certificate. When the relationship broke down, they found it difficult to safeguard their rights and interests without a marriage certificate.

Marriage certificate is a legal document issued by the marriage registration authority to prove the validity of marriage relationship. The original is in duplicate, one for male and one for female. The style shall be uniformly formulated by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and printed by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. Sealed by the people's governments of counties, municipal districts and cities not divided into districts. Marriage certificate must be affixed with photos of both men and women, and stamped with the special seal for marriage registration. If you lose your marriage certificate, you can apply to the Civil Affairs Bureau for a replacement.

Second, licensing requirements.

Marriage certificate is a legal document issued by the marriage registration authority to prove the validity of marriage relationship. The original marriage certificate is in duplicate, one for each party. Legal conditions for obtaining a marriage certificate: both parties are voluntary, have no spouse, male is 22 years old, female is 20 years old, are not lineal relatives, have collateral blood relatives within three generations, and have no diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for marriage.

3. What documents do you need for a marriage certificate?

1, my permanent residence booklet and resident identity card (two generations).

I don't have a spouse.

3. Both parties shall submit three 2-inch recent half-length bareheaded color photos (photos can be taken on the spot).

4. If the marriage certificate is lost, should it be reissued or reissued?

I can't find the marriage certificate. Some couples usually reissue a marriage certificate as soon as possible on the grounds that they have never received a marriage certificate, but they didn't expect that the marriage date on the reissued marriage certificate would often become an obstacle to household registration migration and going abroad.

If the husband and wife have received a marriage certificate before and need to get it again because they have lost it, it is a replacement. You must provide the original marriage certificate, and you can go to the archives or the original registration department to inquire about the married status information, so that the reissued marriage certificate shows the date of the previous license.

However, although some couples have a de facto marriage, if they don't get a marriage certificate, they need to reissue it. The marriage certificate shows the date of reissue, which is equivalent to "newly married" and cannot prove the marital status of the parties before obtaining the certificate. There is a big difference between the two.

legal ground

Article 4 of the Regulations on Marriage Registration

Mainland residents married men and women should go to the marriage registration office where one party's permanent residence is located.

Article 6 of the Regulations on Marriage Registration

The marriage registration authority shall not register the parties involved in the marriage registration under any of the following five circumstances:

Below the legal age for marriage;

(2) Involuntary;

(3) One or both parties have spouses;

(4) Belonging to lineal blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations;

(five) suffering from diseases that are medically considered unsuitable for marriage.