Korean Nationals Must Present the Following Documentation:
1. FAMILY CENSUS REGISTER (HOJUK DUNGBON)
2. The Family Census Register should be issued within six (6) months of the proposed date of marriage. Three (3) copies in Korean and one English translation are needed. The Family Census Register must be issued by the Mayor of the Ward Census Office where records of the prospective Korean spouse's family are filed. An extract of the Family Census Register (Hojuk Cho-Bon) will not be accepted.
3. A VALID KOREAN IDENTIFICATION CARD (JUMIN DEUNGNOK JEUNG) AND NAME STAME (TOJANG)
4. PROOF OF TERMINATION OF ANY PRIOR MARRIAGE(S)
5. See part 2 of "MARRIAGE DOCUMENTATION FOR AMERICAN CITIZENS"
6. PARENTAL CONSENT TO MARRY
Korean females and males under the age of twenty (20) require written parental consent to marry and two copies (in Korean only) will be required by the Koran authorities. Certification of the parents as shown by their name stamp (Tojang) must accompany the written permission. In the event the prospective spouse is under the age of 20 and the parents are deceased, this requirement may be waived.