Marriage registration ordinance
Article 4
When mainland residents get married, both men and women should go to the marriage registration office where one of them has a permanent residence. If a China citizen marries a foreigner in the Mainland, and a mainland resident marries a Hong Kong resident, a Macao resident, a Taiwan Province resident or an overseas Chinese in the Mainland, both men and women shall * * * go through the marriage registration office where the permanent residence of the mainland resident is located.
Article 5
Mainland residents who apply for marriage registration shall produce the following documents and supporting materials: (1) their household registration book and identity card; (2) A signed statement that I have no spouse and no direct blood relationship with the other party and collateral blood relationship within three generations. Hong Kong residents, Macao residents and Taiwan Province residents shall produce the following documents and supporting materials when registering for marriage: (1) their valid passes and identity cards; (2) A statement notarized by the notary office of the place of residence that I have no spouse and no lineal blood relationship with the other party and collateral blood relationship within three generations. Overseas Chinese who apply for marriage registration shall present the following documents and supporting materials: (1) their valid passports; (2) A certificate issued by the notary office or competent authority of the host country and certified by the Chinese people's * * and China's embassy (consulate) in that country that I have no spouse and no lineal blood relatives and collateral blood relatives within three generations, or a certificate issued by the Chinese people's * * and China's embassy (consulate) in that country that I have no spouse and collateral blood relatives within three generations. Foreigners who register for marriage shall present the following documents and supporting materials: (1) their valid passports or other valid international travel documents; (2) A certificate issued by the notary office or competent authority of the host country and certified by the people of China and the embassy (consulate) of China in that country or the embassy (consulate) of China in that country that I have no spouse, or a certificate issued by the embassy (consulate) of China in that country that I have no spouse.
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