1, will review.
(1) Servicemen should carefully choose their love partners. Officers and civilian cadres should take the initiative to report to the party organization of their unit after determining their love relationship, and the political organs of units above the regiment level will conduct political review on the love object. Spouses of active servicemen should be citizens of People's Republic of China (PRC) who are politically reliable, ideologically progressive and have good conduct. Spouses of ships, aircrew and confidential personnel should also have no complicated social relations;
(2) Servicemen shall not marry foreign citizens, and in principle shall not marry residents of Hongkong, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan Province Province.
2. Legal basis: Article 2 of the Provisions on the Implementation of Several Issues by the Army.
Soldiers should carefully choose their love partners. Officers and civilian cadres should take the initiative to report to the party organization of their unit after determining their love relationship, and the political organs of units above the regiment level will conduct political review on the love object. 3. The spouses of military personnel should be People's Republic of China (PRC) citizens who are politically reliable, ideologically progressive and morally upright. Spouses of ships, aircrew and confidential personnel should also have no complicated social relations. Servicemen may not marry foreign citizens, and in principle may not marry residents of Hongkong, Macao Special Administrative Region and Taiwan Province Province. Servicemen may not marry China nationals living in foreign countries, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, or engage in or participate in activities that endanger national security and undermine national socialist construction. In principle, they are not allowed to marry their immediate family members. However, if the lover of an active serviceman behaves well in reality and has no political problems, he may be allowed to get married as appropriate.
Second, should I go to the archives office to check the files when I reissue the marriage certificate?
There is no need to reissue a marriage certificate. Generally, the files of more than ten years are still in the marriage registration offices of all districts and counties. As long as the reissuer brings the household registration books, ID cards and photos of both parties, he will reissue the marriage certificate at the first license collection office. The marriage registration authority will verify the marriage registration files of the parties and confirm them to be true. You can get a new card on the same day. Couples who have been married for more than ten years want to reissue their marriage certificates. They need to find out the registration materials in the files of all districts and counties, copy them, and then bring their household registration books, ID cards and photos to the local marriage registration office to reissue them, and they can get a new certificate on the same day.