Why can't a woman get a marriage certificate after giving birth to two children?

She has given birth to two children, but she still can't get a marriage certificate.

Just because her mother gave her an account to report her age, she was eight years younger. As a result, she went to junior high school at the age of nine and was considered afraid to apply for a job. The marriage of "14" cannot be registered.

The police inquired in many ways and helped her find the lost 8-year-old and reopened the account.

Because the mother told her daughter's age in registered permanent residence Times that she was eight years younger, Ms. Wei, who lives in Shiya Township, Xingbin District, Laibin City, is 27 years old and still can't get a marriage certificate. This negligence of her mother many years ago also made Ms. Wei make jokes in reading and applying for a job, and suffered a lot. Recently, Ms. Wei couldn't restrain her inner excitement when the police at the police station delivered a new household registration book with a real age. After giving birth to two children, she can finally reissue her marriage certificate.

The mother underreported her daughter by 8 years.

Ms. Wei lives in the countryside of Shiya Township. She is the youngest of eight brothers and sisters in the family. Her father died when she was very young. It was very hard for mom to bring them up. Once I changed my household registration book, my mother couldn't remember Ms. Wei's date of birth, only her birthday, so she gave her a year casually. The registered date of birth is1March 1998, which is 8 years younger than the actual1March 1990.

When she was a child, Ms. Wei didn't know that there was a problem with the birth year on the household registration book. Until junior high school, the school had to run a temporary id card for students, and Wei Cai went to school with a household registration book. Sharp-eyed students saw the flaw in the hukou book. According to the registration time, Wei is over 9 years old. "You are more than 9 years old in junior high school? So powerful! " All her classmates laughed at her.

"Young" jobs often hit a wall.

After graduating from junior high school, Ms. Wei went to work in Guangdong. As a result, the recruiter of the factory looked at her ID card and said that she was a child laborer and dared not take it. Later, she went to work in an enterprise run by her uncle, so she was not swept out of the house because she was "young".

On 20 12, she and her boyfriend went to the civil affairs department to register for marriage. The staff looked at her household registration book and said, "Women can't get married until they are 20 years old. You are only 14 years old and can't register. " Although Ms. Wei has been explaining her real age, the staff refused to register and asked her to go to the police station to change her age and come back. She gave up after hearing that it was troublesome to apply for changing the birth age at the police station.

But at that time, seeing that her real age was 22 years old, Ms. Wei held a wedding banquet with her boyfriend and announced her marriage to relatives and friends in accordance with the local rural customs. In the next few years, her two children were born one after another. Because we can't get a marriage certificate, the registration of children has become a problem.

The police demanded evidence to help solve the case.

In May of this year 10, Ms. Wei came to the Shiya police station with uneasy feelings, told her own experience and wanted to apply for changing her age. The police saw that her appearance was too different from the birth age registered in the household registration book and accepted her application. The police went to the Wei family to investigate and collect evidence, and found that there were no paper materials to prove Ms. Wei's age, including the primary school diploma, but the villagers all proved that she was born in1March 990.

Later, the police went to Shiya Middle School, where Wei had studied, and found that her student status file information showed that she was a class 9 student in 2007. This calculation can prove that there is something wrong with the age registered in her household registration book. Then, I found my midwife and proved that she was indeed born in March 1990. The police station reported the relevant certification materials, and the household administration department approved Ms. Wei's application for changing her age after verification.

On May 22, when the police came to the door with a new household registration book, Ms. Wei could not restrain her inner excitement. She has given birth to two children and can finally reissue her marriage certificate.