Is marital status private, and is marital status private?

Be. Marital status is a matter of privacy.

1. Disclose the name, likeness, address and ** number of the citizen without his permission.

2. Illegally trespassing or searching other people's homes, or otherwise disrupting the peace of others' residences.

3. Illegally stalking others, monitoring others' residences, installing eavesdropping equipment, taking private footage of others' private lives, and spying on others' indoor conditions.

4. Illegally spying on the property status of others or publishing their property status without their permission.

5. Privately open other people's letters, peek at other people's diaries, spy on the contents of other people's private documents, and make them public.

6. Investigate and spy on other people's social relations and illegally disclose them to the public.

7. Interfering with the sexual life of other couples, or investigating or publicizing them.

8. Publicize the sex life of others outside of marriage to the public.

9. Divulging citizens' personal materials or making them public or expanding the scope of disclosure.

10. Collect purely personal information that citizens do not want to disclose to the public.

No, marriage is for the purpose of forming a family, and the family will give you the power of another family, how can it belong to privacy, wouldn't it be a loss of good networking rights

The marital smoking status is not private, and if the marital status is also made private, it is more likely to cause the crime of bigamy.

How to say this, strictly speaking, it is privacy, but this is not important privacy.

It doesn't belong. Marital status refers to the marital status of each person in a certain area, including unmarried, self-married, widowed and divorced. If you understand the meaning of marital status, it is easy to understand whether it is private or not.

It should be private, but your employer has the right to know your marital status when you apply for a job.

As for the unequal treatment of employees or applicants because of marital status, the employer is not allowed, unless the employer has special requirements for the applicant.

It's okay to refuse unless you don't want to look for a job anymore.

As long as you don't want others to know, it's your privacy. But you have to get used to it

Legally it's privacy, and it's.

I think it is personal privacy, but it does not mean that it cannot be disclosed, as long as the person himself or herself allows, such privacy can also be disclosed, but the key is to obtain the consent of the person. Of course, for the purpose of performing official duties and exercising state power, the competent organs of the state may also inquire about the marital status of the parties without their permission, for example, the online marital status inquiry system that the marriage registration authorities are now promoting, that is, for the purpose of exercising state power and preventing bigamy, the marriage registration authorities may inquire about the marital status of the parties without obtaining their permission.

I don't know if it's okay?

Marital status should not be regarded as privacy, unreasonable and illegal, the purpose of the law is to respect public morality, due to the asymmetry of information, you can associate at will, bigamy, hurt others, and do not need to be punished!

Why is it private to check whether a person is online (as long as there is no content and other contents)?

I suggest you buy a law book and read that there are too many legal illiteracy.

In fact, the marital status should also be private, some people may not want to know themselves, let others know that they have a daughter-in-law or a husband, it may also be necessary to hide the state, and some people do not need others to know if they are divorced, so this is also understandable, this should be a privacy.

There is nothing unpleasant about marriage, because unless he deliberately hides his marriage and wants to hook up with others again.

Privacy boils down to all kinds of information about all aspects of a subject. Including name, place of origin, place of residence, height, blood type, education, position, marital status, income, property, spouse, personality, hobbies, etc. Once leaked out, it may be used by others and cause harm.

Marital status is private, because it is convenient for married people to go out and pretend to be unmarried.

Any information of a person is his privacy.

Privacy includes name, gender, age,**, home address, marital status, children's status, employment status, etc.

Individual users or companies and enterprises use this information for their own benefit.

For example, a marriage agency or this industry can obtain information about whether an individual is married, divorced, etc., to develop their own customers.

However, deliberately concealing one's marital status from others, especially one's lover or lover, is a very bad act, and in serious cases, it may even violate the law.

Some things may seem like nothing to you, but they may be painful for others.

Registration form"Marital status"Not an invasion of the privacy of others, but a responsible measure for requesting the personal data of the registrant. Actually, all the items in the "registration form" are personal privacy, aren't they? The reason for filling in the registration form (including marital status) is that the unit can more accurately understand and control the basic situation of the registered person, and make unified decisions, considerations and arrangements.

I don't think it can be considered an invasion of personal privacy. First, the requirement of the unit to disclose the marital status for the purpose of dividing the house is in line with the regulations of our country, the national conditions, and the people's feelings, and it is necessary to understand the family situation, and the marital status is a very important part of it. Second, the disclosure of marital status is meant to be fair and open, for everyone, not for any one individual.

Third, although the unit requires this, it is not mandatory, whether to disclose your marital status is actually up to you, you can also choose not to do so, of course, that is to give up the right to participate in the subdivision.

First, it is convenient for different personnel to divide rooms.

Second, it is to let everyone know that it is fair to divide the room.

You mean, if you have been married n times, it can still be regarded as a first marriage? Since they are all publicly registered, it is not privacy, and the state has not used the law to stipulate that marriage is private, which is stipulated by the Civil Affairs Bureau itself.

You don't show proof of something, and others know if you're single or married??

You have no privacy in front of you.

Proof of marital status is not required to travel abroad.

The divorce decree is available.

You can apply for a divorce certificate.

If it is too much privacy to provide a marriage certificate, the marriage judgment is too private, and you can also open a certificate if you want to. It is also possible to make a copy of the original judgment.

Just fill in the marital status normally, it seems that you don't need to prove it, if you need to submit a divorce certificate, no judgment is required.

It is definitely not possible to apply for a divorce certificate again, the divorce certificate cannot be applied for repeatedly, and it is nothing if there is too much privacy, it is just used to prove it, and others will not look at your privacy.

You don't need to take the judgment, go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to consult and you can open a certificate of marital status, and just open a certificate to prove that you are divorced.

As long as you issue a divorce certificate, or you can also consult on your own, which is more safe.

You're talking about getting a divorce certificate back! I guess it's okay.

It can be considered or not, depending on what you think. However, if the unit asks you to issue a certificate of marriage and marriage, you can't refuse because of this, saying that this is my privacy, and I won't tell you. But when others ask, you can ignore him at all.