What are the necessary procedures for two women to get married in Canada?

As the name suggests, after the Canadian sponsor (which can be a permanent resident or citizen of Canada) legally marries the spouse who is married overseas, he or she can apply for sponsorship procedures. Before sponsoring, please note that Canadian permanent residents or citizens who return to China to apply for marriage registration, regardless of whether they have household registration or ID cards in China, must apply for a "single certificate" in Canada before they can return to China to register for marriage. The following procedures must be followed and none of them can be missing: 1. If Canadian citizens and Chinese citizens living in Canada want to return to China to get married, they must comply with Chinese laws. According to the relevant provisions of the Marriage Law of the People's Republic of China, men must be over 22 years old and women must be over 20 years old. 2. Canadian citizens and Chinese citizens living in Canada who want to get married in China must provide the local Chinese marriage registration authority (Civil Affairs Bureau) with: (1) their valid Canadian passport and visa to China. If you are a Chinese citizen, you must provide an immigration certificate in Canada. (2) Health examination certificate issued by a hospital designated by the Chinese marriage registration authority after arriving in China. (3) Submit a certificate of singleness that has been completed in Canada. The content should include the name, gender, date and place of birth, nationality, valid identity document and number, occupation and financial source, and marital status (single, widowed, divorce). If widowed, a death certificate must be attached. A divorce must be accompanied by a divorce decree from the court. Divorce judgments issued by foreign courts must be recognized by the Chinese court (a Chinese translation is required). The marriage search record issued by Canada's Office-Of-The-Register-General department cannot be regarded as a certificate of singleness, but only as an attachment to the certificate of singleness. 3. Chinese citizens and Canadians residing in Ontario and Manitoba, Canada, who apply for a single certificate must be notarized by a Canadian lawyer (Lawyer) or a Notary Public (NotaryPublic), and must be After being authenticated by the Ontario Cabinet Office or the Manitoba Provincial Government, it will be sent to the Chinese Consulate for authentication (Authentication). Time required to obtain a certificate of single status: It usually takes five working days to authenticate a certificate of single status at the Chinese Consulate. If there are special circumstances and urgent processing is required, an additional expedited fee will be charged and the package will be picked up on the same day. Validity period of single certificate: It must be sent to the consulate for certification within three months from the notarization date. The marriage must be registered within six months from the date of certification by the consulate, otherwise it will be invalid. The waiting time for the entire procedure ranges from two weeks to four weeks, so brides and grooms who intend to return to China to register for marriage must have sufficient time to prepare.