It is possible to register a marriage with a black bank account. Having a black bank account will only restrict the processing of credit card loans, etc., and will not hinder basic civil rights such as marriage. However, those with illegal household registration are not allowed to register marriages. Because your identity information cannot be entered into the Civil Affairs Bureau’s marital status system. You need to apply for household registration first, and then get your ID card to get married.

Black bank accounts

Black bank accounts refer to users who have been blacklisted by the bank. Usually, people whose credit cards are overdue for more than 90 days will be included in the blacklist. .

The impact of black bank accounts

You can no longer apply for a credit card from any bank. As long as the person who is on the bank's blacklist applies for a credit card, it will be directly rejected. You can no longer apply for a mortgage or car loan. Being listed as a black account means your credit is bad and you are a high-risk user. In serious cases, you may even be sued by the bank. Once you are listed as a dishonest executor by the court, you will also be restricted from high consumption and travel by high-speed rail or airplane. The above are the possible impacts of becoming a black bank account. From this point of view, once trust is broken, it will often have a serious impact on an individual's life. Therefore, users who borrow money from banks or other loan platforms must pay attention to repaying their loans on time.

Procedures for marriage registration

1. Both men and women who require marriage registration must bring the required documents*** to the district or county-level civil affairs bureau (or Apply for marriage to the marriage registration authority of the Town People's Government). If you apply for re-marriage registration or re-marriage registration, you need to follow the marriage registration procedures.

2. Both parties must apply for marriage in person at the marriage registration authority, and each needs to fill in a "Declaration for Application for Marriage Registration".

3. Both parties must sign or fingerprint the "Declarant" column in the "Declaration for Marriage Registration" in person in front of the marriage registrar.

4. The marriage registration agency must review the certificates and statements submitted by both parties. If the marriage registration conditions are met, registration will be granted.