Getting a marriage certificate requires a household registration book, and you can't get a marriage certificate without a household registration book. However, you can take your ID card to the household registration police station to issue a household registration certificate, and then go to the marriage registration office to go through the marriage formalities. Note that you need to get a marriage certificate one month after the household registration book is issued. If the procedure takes too long, it may need to be re-processed.
Is the household registration book a necessary material for marriage registration?
You need a household registration book to get a marriage certificate. If you don't have the original household registration book, you can provide a copy. The photocopy shall be stamped with the seal of the issuing authority and provide a letter of introduction from the unit or police station, or provide other materials that can prove the authenticity of the photocopy, and be presented together with the photocopy.
In addition to the household registration book, the marriage certificate also needs the identity cards of both parties; I have no spouse, and I have no direct blood relationship with the other party and collateral blood relationship within three generations.
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Legal basis: Article 23 of the Provisional Regulations on Marriage Registration stipulates that only the name, gender and date of birth in the permanent residence booklet are required to be consistent with the name, gender and date of birth in the resident identity card, but it does not stipulate which seals should be stamped on the residence booklet.