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What if there is no registrar's signature on the marriage certificate?
Legal analysis: the registration items on the marriage certificate should be complete. If the marriage registrar forgets to sign and stamp, it is an invalid certificate, and he can find the marriage registration office at that time to renew or reissue it. The marriage registration office keeps records, and the original files can be retrieved to prove whether there is a marriage relationship. According to the relevant laws and regulations, the marriage certificate must be signed by the marriage registrar who approved the marriage registration with black ink pen or signature pen.

Legal basis: Article 39 of the Marriage Registration Law;

(1) The name, name, sex, date of birth, ID number, nationality and registration date on the marriage certificate are completely consistent with the corresponding items in the marriage registration review processing table.

(2) "Marriage Registrar": The marriage registrar who approves the marriage registration shall use a black ink pen or a signature pen to personally sign, and the signature shall be legible, and personal seal or computer printing shall not be used.

(3) Paste the photos of both parties in the "photos" column.

(4) Stamp the photo and marriage certificate with the special seal for marriage registration.

(5) "Registration Authority": affixed with the special seal for marriage registration (red seal).