No special certificate is required for an interprovincial marriage. According to the Marriage Registration Regulations, the materials required to be submitted for marriage include my household registration book, resident ID card, and 3 2-inch recent half-head and half-head color photos to the residence of one party for marriage registration.
The wedding needs to bring materials are:
1, my household register, ID card original;
(2) A signed statement that I have no spouse and no direct relatives or collateral relatives within three generations with the other party.
3. The parties shall submit three 2-inch color group photos of the two parties recently.
The procedure for marriage is:
1. Apply
Both men and women who want to get married must present their own household registration certificate, resident identity card, and a signed statement that they have no spouse and no direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations with the other party. Jointly apply for marriage registration at the marriage registration office where one party's household registration is located.
2. Review
The registration authority may, when necessary, require the parties to provide relevant supporting materials for the examination of the marriage application of both parties, or conduct necessary investigations, or designate items for medical appraisal.
3. Registration
If, after examination, the marriage registration authority considers that the conditions for marriage are met, it shall grant registration and issue a marriage certificate. If the marriage registration authority refuses to register, it shall issue a written explanation explaining the reasons for not registering.