Procedures for remarrying after divorce:

(1) Application

Both parties of the remarried man and woman are required to present the required documents and go to the same permanent residence of one party Apply to the marriage registration authority of the district or county-level civil affairs bureau (or town people's government). Marriage is a legal relationship, and its creation and elimination must go through legal procedures. The procedures for remarriage are the same as for marriage, and must be registered with the marriage registration office.

(2) Fill in the Declaration Form

Both parties shall apply in person to the marriage registration authority, and each shall fill in a "Declaration Form for Application for Remarriage Registration".

(3) Signature

Both parties must personally sign or fingerprint in the "Declarant" column of the "Registration Declaration for Remarriage" in front of the marriage registrar.

(4) Review and registration

The marriage registration authority will review the certificates and statements submitted by both parties. If the conditions for remarriage registration are met, registration will be granted. After the remarriage registration procedures are reviewed, the original divorce certificate or court judgment (or mediation letter) must be revoked and a remarriage registration certificate will be issued before it can be legally effective. Article 35 of the Marriage Law stipulates: "After divorce, if both men and women voluntarily resume the relationship as husband and wife, they must go to the marriage registration authority to register for remarriage."

(5) Remarriage Registration Certificate

After completing the remarriage registration procedures, the original divorce certificate or court judgment (or mediation letter) must be revoked and a remarriage registration certificate will be issued to be legally effective.

(6) No need for medical examination

Parties applying for remarriage registration will no longer need to undergo medical examination.