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The Single Status Certificate is a crucial document in Hong Kong's legal framework, designed to provide official confirmation of an individual's unmarried status. It is primarily required when Hong Kong residents plan to marry abroad or need to prove their single status for immigration, employment, or other official purposes in foreign jurisdictions. The certificate contains essential personal information, including the individual's full name, Hong Kong ID number, and current residential address, along with an official declaration confirming no record of marriage exists in Hong Kong's registers. The document must be issued by authorized Hong Kong government bodies and may require additional authentication such as notarization or apostille certification depending on its intended use. This certificate is particularly important given Hong Kong's status as an international hub and the frequent need for its residents to provide official documentation for overseas purposes.

1. Certificate Header: Official letterhead and document title 'Certificate of Single Status/No Record of Marriage'

2. Reference Number: Unique identifier assigned to the certificate

3. Personal Details: Full name, date of birth, place of birth, Hong Kong ID number, current residential address

4. Status Declaration: Formal statement confirming the person has never been married or that no record of marriage exists in Hong Kong records

5. Purpose Statement: Intended use of the certificate (typically for marriage abroad)

6. Official Certification: Statement by the issuing authority confirming the authenticity of the information

7. Date of Issue: Date when the certificate was issued

8. Authority Signature: Signature of the authorized official issuing the certificate

9. Official Seal: Official seal or stamp of the issuing authority