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Can Sister Furong marry Wang Baoqiang on the 20th？ Let me tell you about marriage registration
Time:2025-08-28 Views:1134
What's going on with Sister Furong getting married to the baby on the 20th?
Recently, Wang Baoqiang's divorce case has drawn widespread attention from all walks of life. Netizens, merchants and celebrities have all strongly supported Baoqiang. On August 18th, Sister Furong joined the team that strongly supported Wang Baoqiang. Sister Furong shared her property ownership certificate, bank cards, car keys and other "dowry", and wrote in the caption: "Baby, I'll be waiting for you at the entrance of the Civil Affairs Bureau on the 20th!" Take all my dowry with you! If you get married, marry Wang Baoqiang. As an onlooker, the editor is wondering if the Civil Affairs Bureau will be open on the 20th, which happens to be Saturday. Can marriage registration be processed? Later, some netizens pointed out that in some areas of Beijing, the Civil Affairs Bureau can handle marriage registration on weekends. So this is not a problem. So, in this case, will Sister Furong be able to marry the baby as she wishes? In response to this, the editor stated that the 20th is absolutely impossible. So, Sister Furong, just give up this idea. Why not? Now, let me talk to you about the matters related to marriage registration!
What conditions must be met to register for marriage?
(1) Both the man and the woman must be completely willing. Article 4 of the Marriage Law of our country stipulates: "Marriage must be based on the complete willingness of both the man and the woman. No party may force the other, nor may any third party interfere."
(2) One must reach the legal age of marriage. Article 5 of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates: "The age of marriage shall not be earlier than 22 years old for men and 20 years old for women." Late marriage and late childbearing should be encouraged.
(3) It must comply with monogamy. The Marriage Law does not make specific provisions for monogamy in the chapter on "Marriage", but it has clearly stipulated in the chapter on General Provisions that monogamy is practiced and prohibited. Therefore, when reviewing marriage applications, this condition must be strictly adhered to and carefully verified. To apply for marriage, one must be an unmarried person or a widowed or divorced individual to prevent bigamy.
(4) Blood ties that prohibit marriage. Article 6 of the Marriage Law of our country stipulates: "Direct blood relatives and collateral blood relatives within three generations are prohibited from marrying."
(5) People suffering from certain diseases are prohibited from getting married. China's Marriage Law stipulates that marriage is prohibited for those suffering from leprosy that has not been cured or for other diseases considered by medical science as unsuitable for marriage. Regarding other diseases that are considered by medical science as unsuitable for marriage, China's Marriage Law does not list them one by one. They mainly refer to those who have not been cured of diseases such as flower and willow disease and mental illness, those with physical defects that prevent sexual activity, and those with congenital dementia, etc.
Among the above conditions, since the baby is still in the stage of filing for divorce and the divorce judgment has not yet been issued, the baby and Ma Rong remain husband and wife. If Sister Furong were to marry the baby, it would be impossible. It would violate the principle of monogamy!
In her Weibo post, Sister Furong said that she would bring all her dowry to marry her baby. Even in the future, if, the editor says, if. If they really make it, will the baby get a share of these things like the car and the house? According to the new marriage law, there is clearly no such thing. All of these belong to Sister Furong's pre-marital property. So, Sister Furong, if you truly love the baby, it would be better to give the baby something now! Getting married can only be said to be commendable in terms of courage, but it's a bit unrealistic.
Appendix: Marriage registration procedures
Marriage registration can roughly be divided into three steps: application, review and registration.
(1) Application
Chinese citizens apply for marriage within the territory of China
Both parties must personally apply for marriage registration at the marriage registration authority of one party's place of household registration. When applying, they should present the following certificates and proofs:
Household registration certificate;
(2) Resident identity card;
(3) A certificate of marital status issued by the employer, the villagers' committee or the residents' committee.
Those who have been divorced should also hold a divorce certificate. If the divorced parties wish to restore their marital relationship, both must personally apply for remarriage registration at the marriage registration authority of the place where one party's household registration is located.
In places where premarital health check-ups are implemented, the parties applying for registration must undergo premarital health check-ups at designated medical and health care institutions and submit the premarital health check-up certificates to the marriage registration authority. Those who apply for remarriage do not need to undergo premarital medical examinations.
2. Chinese citizens applying for marriage with foreigners (including those who are permanently or temporarily residing in China, overseas Chinese, and foreign residents who have settled in China) within the territory of China.
Both the man and the woman must jointly apply for registration at the marriage registration authority designated by the people's government of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government where the Chinese citizen's household registration is located. Chinese citizens and foreigners applying for registration must hold the following documents respectively:
(1) Chinese citizens must hold: ① Their own household registration certificate; ② A certificate issued by the county-level people's government of the applicant's household registration place or the county-level or above organ, school, institution or enterprise where the applicant works, stating the applicant's name, gender, date of birth, ethnicity, marital status (unmarried, divorced, widowed), occupation, nature of work and the person with whom the applicant is applying to marry.
(2) Foreigners must hold: ① Their own passports or other identity and nationality documents; ② The "Foreigner's Residence Permit" issued by the public security organ, or the identity document issued by the foreign affairs department, or the entry and residence permit for temporary visits to China; ③ A certificate of marital status issued by a notary public in the country and authenticated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country (or an authorized agency by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs) and the Chinese embassy or consulate in that country, or a certificate of marital status issued by the embassy or consulate of that country in China.
(3) Foreign residents must hold: ① Their own passports or identity and nationality documents in lieu of passports (stateless persons are exempted from submission); ② The "Foreigner's Residence Permit" issued by the public security organ; ③ A certificate issued by the county-level people's government of the applicant's household registration place or the county-level or above organ, school, institution or enterprise where the applicant works, stating the applicant's name, gender, date of birth, ethnicity, marital status (unmarried, divorced, widowed), occupation, nature of work and the person with whom the applicant is applying to marry.
Both the man and the woman applying for marriage must also submit a premarital health examination certificate issued by a hospital designated by the marriage registration authority.
All Chinese citizens and foreigners who have complete documents and comply with the law may apply to the marriage registration authority with their documents and photos of both the man and the woman.
The parties applying for marriage registration shall truthfully provide the relevant certificates and proofs as prescribed to the marriage registration authority and shall not conceal the true situation.
(II) Review
The marriage registration administration authority shall review the application of the parties, ascertain whether the application for marriage meets the conditions for marriage, and if there are any unclear points, it shall inquire of the parties. If necessary, it may require the parties to provide relevant supporting materials.
In addition to meeting the conditions stipulated by law, marriage must also go through the legal procedures. According to this provision, marriage registration is a necessary procedure for getting married.
Marriage registration is a system through which the state supervises and manages the establishment of marital relations. The registration system can ensure the implementation of the principle of marriage freedom and monogamy, safeguard the physical health of the marriage parties and their children, prevent illegal marriages, and prevent the occurrence of marital and family disputes. It is also an important link in conducting legal publicity on marriage issues. The strict implementation of all regulations concerning marriage registration is of great significance for consolidating and developing the socialist marriage and family system.
(3) Registration
After review by the marriage registration authority, if it deems that the conditions for marriage are met, the registration will be granted and a marriage certificate will be issued. If the marriage registration authority refuses to register, it shall issue a written statement explaining the reasons for non-registration. Sichuan Faneng Law Firm is dedicated to serving you.