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Registration of marriage procedures with Japanese in China
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China citizens who have returned to China for marriage registration shall go through the marriage registration formalities when they return to China. Please notarize the declaration of no spouse at the embassy first. The original China passport and its photocopy (valid within 3 months) or the foreigner's landing card and its photocopy, and the parties concerned shall personally fill in the statement that they have no spouse and no lineal blood relatives and collateral blood relatives within three generations, with clear handwriting and shall not be altered. The applicant signs the declaration in front of the consular officer and writes down the date of the day. Fill in the notarization application form. Divorced or widowed in China, should provide divorce certificate or China court civil mediation book or judgment and valid certificate or death certificate and a copy of the original. If you are married and divorced or widowed in Japan, you should provide the original marriage acceptance certificate, divorce acceptance certificate or death acceptance certificate issued by the Japanese municipal (district) office. If you are married in China and divorced in Japan, you should provide the original and photocopy of the marriage certificate and the original divorce acceptance certificate issued by the Japanese municipal (district) office (valid within 3 months). Basic expenses (taken within 4 working days): urgent expenses of 3,000 yen (taken within 2 working days): basic expenses of+3,000 yen for Japanese nationals who are registered to get married in China or intend to go to China. The above is the specific procedures and related issues about marrying a Japanese. If it is handled in China, it can be handled at the place where the mainland residents are registered in accordance with the marriage registration regulations. I hope these information and steps are clear enough. If you still have questions about this, I suggest you consult the relevant law firm. Thank you for reading.