The Civil Affairs Bureau will generally accept requests for divorce procedures during normal working hours on weekdays. Any man and woman who voluntarily divorce need to bring their household registration book, ID card, marriage certificate and other relevant materials to the divorce procedures. Only your request may be accepted by the Civil Affairs Bureau.

1. When is the divorce time at the Civil Affairs Bureau? 1. Divorce processing time at the Civil Affairs Bureau: The working hours of the Civil Affairs Bureau are from Monday to Friday (excluding statutory holidays) from 8:00-12:00 am, 3:00 pm 00-6:00. If the parties wish to divorce voluntarily, both parties must apply for divorce registration in person at the marriage registration management agency where one party has his/her registered residence. The relationship between husband and wife shall be terminated from the moment the parties obtain the divorce certificate. 2. For voluntary divorce, you can apply for divorce registration to the marriage registration office of the Civil Affairs Bureau. The general procedures for divorce registration are: (1) The parties concerned submit certificates and relevant supporting materials. (2) The marriage registrar explains the conditions for registering divorce under the Civil Code (in force) and asks about the desire for divorce and the content of the divorce agreement. (3) Both parties concerned fill out the "Declaration for Application for Divorce Registration"; among them, the signature of the "Declarant" column in the "Declaration for Application for Divorce Registration" must be completed by the declarant in front of the supervisor. (4) Both spouses sign the divorce agreement in person, and the marriage registrar serves as the supervisor. Each spouse holds one copy of the agreement, and one copy is kept on file at the marriage registration office. Under normal circumstances, the parties concerned should prepare the divorce agreement in advance. It can be printed or handwritten. There is no unified requirement. It is best to leave the signature area blank so that it can be signed on the spot. Before registering for divorce, it is best to contact the marriage registration authority of the Civil Affairs Bureau of the district or county where you are located to inquire about the required materials and prepare them fully to avoid wasting time. (5) The marriage registrar will review the documents, "Declaration for Application for Divorce Registration" and divorce agreement submitted by the parties. If the conditions for divorce are met, fill in the "Divorce Registration Review Processing Form" and divorce certificate. (6) When the marriage registrar handles the divorce certificate and both parties are present: First, verify the names, dates of birth and divorce wishes of both parties. Secondly, inform both parties of their legal relationship after receiving the divorce certificate, their relationship with their children after the divorce, their obligations, how to handle divorce agreement disputes and legal remedies. Thirdly, witness that the party concerned personally signs in the "Party's signature when receiving the certificate or fingerprints" column of the "Divorce Registration Review and Processing Form"; if the party cannot write his or her name, he or she should fingerprint. Next, stamp a strip seal on the marriage certificate, indicating "The parties are divorced and the certificate is invalid. ××Marriage Registration Office", and then return the canceled marriage certificate to me. Subsequently, the divorce certificate will be issued to both parties respectively. The parties should sign the service receipt after receiving the divorce certificate and notification form. Finally, the registrar announced to both parties: a divorce certificate was obtained and the marriage was dissolved.

2. When applying for divorce registration, the parties concerned shall provide the following documents and certificates to the marriage registration management agency: 1. Household registration certificates of both parties; 2. Resident ID cards of both parties; 3. Unit and village (resident) committee Letter of introduction; 4. Marriage certificate or certificate of marital relationship; 5. Two recent one-inch bareheaded photos of the parties concerned; 6. Divorce agreement. The agreement should state the intention of both parties to divorce, indicating proper arrangements for child support and education, financial help for one spouse in difficulty, property and debt, etc. The content of the agreement should be conducive to protecting the legitimate rights and interests of women and minor children. In voluntary divorce, regardless of whether property or debt disputes are involved, a divorce agreement needs to be signed. Those who can negotiate and deal with related issues during the marriage relationship only need to bring the divorce agreement and other materials, and make a request for divorce registration during the normal working hours of the Civil Affairs Bureau staff to end the marriage relationship.