0 1, it takes a year for the blind to practice signing a divorce. Now is the era of freedom of marriage. When divorcing, only the signatures of both parties are needed. But the divorce between Ms. Chu and Mr. Dong in Yinchuan lasted for two years.
Ms. Chu and Mr. Dong agreed to divorce. Unexpectedly, Ms. Chu is blind, but according to the previous divorce regulations, Ms. Chu must sign in person before the divorce agreement can take effect.
Because she is blind, there will be problems with her signature. Ms. Chu also signed many times, which did not meet the requirements. Finally, she went home for an internship for a year before she successfully divorced.
02. There is nothing wrong with the Civil Affairs Bureau acting according to regulations. Some netizens think that the Civil Affairs Bureau is making things difficult for Ms. Chu. After all, she is blind. Is it a bit harsh to ask the other party to sign repeatedly? And can't it be replaced in other ways? Like videos or something?
In fact, the Civil Affairs Bureau has regulations, and divorce is also a big deal. It definitely needs my signature to take effect. Although Ms. Chu became blind in this process, the regulations of the Civil Affairs Bureau are still there, so even if you sympathize with Ms. Chu, you still have to act according to the rules and regulations.
And even if they have other methods, they need to be told by the top leaders. Even a small divorce registrar can't be too sympathetic. He can only report it layer by layer, and then give Ms. Chu a special divorce method after the leader agrees.
Therefore, it was not the Civil Affairs Bureau that deliberately embarrassed Ms. Chu. It is because the Civil Affairs Bureau also has relevant regulations that the relevant leaders did not deal with this matter in time. But now that Ms. Chu has successfully divorced Mr. Dong, it can be regarded as a satisfactory solution to this problem.