Is the premarital examination before or after getting the marriage certificate? How many days does it take to get results? What do I need to bring?

There may be differences in different regions. Let me tell you about my process.

Where we are, the premarital examination is right next to the Civil Affairs Bureau. Although they don’t force you to take a premarital examination, they still invite us and other people who are preparing to get the certificate to come and check it out. It's free and very simple.

Men: Issue a checklist; do an external genital examination (just visually check if there are any abnormalities, the results will be available immediately); measure blood pressure; ask about family history of hereditary diseases and other serious diseases, and whether you have children (you can have children) , there must be no problem); blood test (to check several items such as liver function, the results will be available in two to three weeks). You need to bring your personal ID card. Leave contact information.

Ms.: Issue a test sheet; take blood tests (check liver function and other items, the results will be available in two to three weeks); do an abdominal B-ultrasound (check the condition of the uterus, the results will be available on the spot); take a measurement Check your blood pressure; ask about your menstrual status, any history of miscarriage, childbirth, family history of hereditary diseases and other serious diseases; and send a box of folic acid. You need to bring your personal ID card. Leave contact information.

Marriage certificate collection: Both parties need to be present, ID cards of both parties, and household registers of both parties (you must have your own page; some civil affairs bureaus require the household registration to show the relationship between all family members, especially the husband’s ), ID photos are required (some need to be taken on the spot).