Singapore marriage certificate, can Singapore birth certificate be recognized in China

Direct use is not recognized, and must be notarized and certified in Singapore.

Singapore marriage certificates and birth certificates are used in many places in China, and they must be notarized and authenticated in advance.

The notarization and certification location is in Singapore, and the time is 7 working days and 15 working days.

Singapore's marriage certificate and birth certificate are recognized in China, but if these two documents are used directly in China, the user department cannot judge the authenticity of the documents, so they are not accepted, and they need to be authenticated by the Chinese Embassy in Singapore.

Singapore Marriage Certificate, Birth Certificate Notarization and Certification Steps:

1. Entrust a notary public or notary public to apply for a certified copy of Singapore marriage certificate and birth certificate;

2. Send Singapore *** door for certification;

3. Send the authenticated documents to the Chinese Embassy in Singapore for authentication.

The original is not recognized, but must be authenticated by the Chinese Embassy in Singapore.

As long as it is a marriage certificate issued by the state, it will have legal effect.

If the man doesn't admit it, it will be impossible to win it if he is not a child, how can you get nationality! Alas, the woman endures the sorrow in her heart and tells you that if you want to have Singapore citizenship, your child must have: 1, you and his father's legal marriage certificate 2, if there is a marriage certificate, unilaterally do not recognize it, you also need to have a paternity certificate 3, if the other party does not do a paternity test, you have to file a lawsuit with the court 4, even if the above is all above, the other party does not provide relevant support certificates, and other identity certificates 5, you still have to appeal to the Singapore court for more than 5 years, you can not win or lose the lawsuit, Among them, the economic cost is even more astronomical.

Children born in Singapore are required to provide a Singapore Birth Certificate Authentication (also known as Singapore Birth Certificate Certification, Singapore Birth Certificate Notarization) issued by the Chinese Embassy in Singapore when returning to their home country to go through the following procedures.

What documents do you need to prepare for the certification of your birth certificate in Singapore:

1. Scanned copy of Singapore birth certificate.

2. Scanned copies of the passports of the baby's parents.

3. A scanned copy of the baby's passport.

4. Application Form for Consular Legalization (signed by the applicant);

5. Other relevant materials that may be required by the Embassy.

Then follow the following 3-step procedures to apply for certification, and the document will be valid for domestic use

1.The Singapore birth certificate is notarized by a local notary public.

2.Submit your notarized Singapore birth certificate to the Singapore Academy of Law for authentication.

3.Send the Singapore birth certificate legalized by the Law Society to the Chinese Embassy Consulate in Singapore for consular legalization.

The review can be registered in the official reservation system first, and then go to the appointment before the appointed time.

Before coming to the Embassy, applicants are requested to log in to the online appointment system for marriage registration of overseas Chinese citizens, fill in the names, passport numbers, domestic ID numbers, marital status (unmarried, divorced, widowed) and other information of both parties according to the prompts on the webpage, select the appointment date and time slot, and bring the appointment form printed with *** and relevant application materials to the Embassy during the appointment period.

Note: If the applicant is a Hong Kong or Macao resident, please provide his/her Hong Kong or Macao resident identity card number; Taiwan residents provide a valid ID number residing in Taiwan.

If the marriage registration conditions are met, the certificate can be collected on the same day, and the application without making an online appointment in advance will not be accepted.

Processing conditions. 1. Both the married man and woman must be Chinese citizens and reside in Singapore for a long time.

2. The married man and woman meet the conditions of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China on marriage, such as neither man nor woman has a spouse, neither party has a direct blood relationship or collateral blood relationship within three generations, and both parties have reached the legal age of marriage.

3. Both married men and women must jointly apply to the embassy voluntarily, and if they meet the conditions for marriage registration, they can collect the certificate on the same day.

Required Materials: 1. The original and photocopy of the Chinese passport of both the married man and the woman, and the original and photocopy of the Chinese resident ID card (if any).

2. The original and photocopy of the Singapore residence permit of both married men and women.

3. 3 two-inch recent half-length bareheaded photos of both married men and women in color**(x.

4. The parties who divorce without a spouse must submit the original and photocopy of the divorce certificate (or the divorce mediation or judgment of the court, and the effective certificate must be attached to the judgment of the first instance). If the relevant judgment is made by a foreign court and the other party to the divorce is a Chinese citizen, a ruling of the relevant Chinese court ruling to recognize the judgment of the foreign court must be provided.

5. The widowed party must submit the original and photocopy of the death certificate of the former spouse and the certificate of the relationship between the widow and the deceased.

6. The married man and woman shall fill in and sign the Declaration of Application for Marriage Registration in person in front of the consul.

7. Both married men and women shall sign and fingerprint the "Marriage Registration Review and Processing Form" in person in front of the consul ** and receive the marriage certificate.

The above content is reference: Embassy in Singapore - Instructions for Chinese Citizens to Apply for Marriage (Updated on May 26, 2021).

Many graduate students are asking about getting married in Singapore, working for a spouse, applying for PR, etc. I hope this post from the Singapore Education Alliance can be helpful to everyone. To get married in Singapore, you have to mention ROM [Registry of Marriages], which is the only legally recognized marriage registration agency in Singapore.

Submit an application. A credit card is required for online prepayment of the registration fee. Fees are non-refundable

marriage fee *at least one s/pink or s/blue nric holderboth foreigner

a) weekdays$

b) sat, sun and public holidayss$

c) popular datess$

You can also go to the counter of the ROM building to submit an application and pay by cash card or NETS. The address is Address: Registry of Marriages 7 Canada Rise Singapore 179869Tele-Info Line:

63389987 Main Line: 63387808 Fax: 63393328 After the application is successfully submitted, ROM will ask the two of you to go to the ROM building in person a week before registration to verify your information.

If either party is a Singapore citizen PR and marries a foreigner, the application is carried out according to the normal procedure, but if the foreigner is a WP holder, approval must be obtained from the Ministry of Manpower [MOM] before the marriage.

Both parties are foreigners [non-citizen PR], and one of them must stay for more than 15 years before they can apply.

In terms of age, applicants over the age of 21 should apply according to the normal procedure.

Parents between the ages of 18 and 21 must have their consent, and both parents must be present to testify. Under the age of 18, a special application must be made and the relevant fee [$200-$250] must be paid.

The vowed marriage is one of the 21 days to 3 months of the application, two adult witnesses must be present, the marriage can be in ROM or other places, the officiant is assigned by ROM or make an appointment or find oneself, you need to apply to ROM!

About foreigners and Singaporeans PR New residence and PR application after marriage: You can submit a PR application immediately after registering your marriage, whether it is approved or not depends on your personal circumstances, or you can apply for LSVP (Long Social Visit Pass) at the same time, if you only get LSVP

Chinese citizens who meet the relevant provisions of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China and the Regulations on the Administration of Marriage Registration can register their marriage at the Chinese Embassy in Singapore.

The parties applying for registration of the marriage must appear in person at the embassy, voluntarily submit the application and submit the following documents:

1) The "Application Form for Notarization and Certification" filled in by both men and women truthfully and item by item

2) The original and photocopy of the Chinese passport of both the man and the woman;

3) The original and photocopy of the Singapore Residence Permit for both men and women;

4) If there is no spouse in the divorce, the original valid divorce certificate or divorce judgment must be provided (the person must be resigned after the annotation);

5) 3 inches**3 photos of both sides.

6) Both the man and the woman shall fill in, sign and read out their "Declaration of Application for Marriage Registration" in front of the consul

The parties applying for marriage must come to the embassy in person to collect the marriage certificate on the date specified on the collection form (it will take four working days).

Chinese citizens are allowed to register their marriage in Singapore, prepare information in accordance with the local requirements of Singapore, and register their marriage in accordance with the process, after registering their marriage in Singapore, they do not need to register their marriage again when they return to China, and the Singapore marriage certificate is used in China, and must also be authenticated by the Chinese embassy or consulate in Singapore.

The certification location is in Singapore, and the certification time is 7 to 15 working days.

Good morning, dear I'm honored to answer for you Is the marriage certificate received in Singapore ROM recognized in China: The marriage certificate obtained in Singapore is a document issued by Singapore, and the Chinese department cannot confirm the authenticity of foreign documents. You need to apply for the Chinese consulate in Singapore to authenticate the Singapore marriage certificate before it can be used by the domestic ** department If you have returned to China, you can entrust a friend or agency in Singapore to handle it on your behalf.

You need to provide the original marriage certificate and the scanned copy of the first page of the couple's passport, and the Singapore marriage certificate will be submitted to *** and the Chinese Embassy in Singapore for certification in turn, and then it can be used in China. According to the provisions of international justice, Chinese mainland residents, in foreign countries, such as Singapore, only need to meet the requirements of local marriage registration, can be handled, as long as it does not violate China's corresponding marriage laws, China of course recognizes its legal effect, but when using foreign marriage certificates in China, it is necessary to go through certain procedures to effectively use them in China. Documents required for notarization and authentication by the Singapore Marriage Certificate Embassy:

1. The original or copy of the Singapore marriage certificate 2. A copy of the passport of both husband and wife, the applicant is a Chinese citizen and also needs to provide a copy of the residence status in Singapore 3. Notarization and certification application form If the Chinese spouse who marries abroad needs to show the marriage certificate after returning to China, the relevant departments of China cannot identify the authenticity of the marriage certificate, and also need to go through the corresponding notarization and authentication procedures at the local and Chinese consulates. Therefore, it has been proved that the two are legal husband and wife when they are obtained abroad, and they do not need to receive a marriage certificate again in China, they only need to notarize and authenticate the foreign marriage certificate. To apply for notarization and certification of Singapore marriage certificate, you only need to provide a scanned copy of the marriage certificate and a scanned copy of the passports of both parties, which will be notarized by a notary public, certified by the Law Society, and authenticated by the Chinese Embassy in Singapore.

If the notarization and certification procedures are not done through reasonable and legal processes and channels, then what you get is often a piece of waste paper, which will not only waste financial, manpower and material resources, but more importantly, miss the things that need to be solved due to notarization and certification, so the loss is incalculable. If you want to know more about the specific process and operation steps of foreign-related notarization and certification, you can communicate with the e-generation embassy certification network.

According to Singapore's relevant regulations, foreigners who are married to a Singapore citizen or permanent resident are eligible to apply for permanent residence, but the immigration department will approve the application on a case-by-case basis. It should be pointed out that in recent years, some people who have fraudulently obtained permanent resident status by sham marriages have been reported, and permanent resident status has been revoked. Singaporeans wishing to marry a non-Singaporean who holds (or has held) a work permit must obtain prior consent from the work permit administration before marrying (whether in Singapore or elsewhere).

If the work permit administration agrees to the marriage, the two parties can register their marriage at the marriage registry with their identity cards, passports, birth certificates, and consent to marriage. It takes 21 days for the Registrar of Marriages to approve whether the applicant can legally marry. The marriage ceremony can take place between 21 days and 3 months after the marriage application.

If you would like to enquire about the procedures for obtaining a Certificate of Consent to Marry with a non-Singaporean who holds (or has held) a work permit, and whether approval is also required if you are not residing in Singapore, please contact the Marriage Verification Department of the Ministry of Human Resources. With the exception of unjustified bigamy, Singapore** recognises all marriages registered in Singapore in accordance with local law. In the event of unjust bigamy, the Singapore court will make the final decision on whether the marriage is recognized by Singapore**.

If you have any other questions, please visit the website of the Marriage Registry. The Singapore Marriage Registration Board does not have the power to re-register marriages that have been registered in countries other than Singapore. When a Singaporean and a non-Singaporean are married, the non-Singaporean will not automatically become a Singapore Permanent Resident.

The Singapore Marriage Registration Board does not issue a certificate of singleness before the out-of-date number. However, Singaporeans can apply to the Registrar of Marriages for an enquiry and obtain the result of the marital status enquiry. Singaporeans overseas can check their marital status by post or ask their relatives in Singapore to check their marital status through the enquiry machines set up at the Marriage Registration Board.