Does hukou affiliation affect the head of household?

First of all, the affiliation of non-relatives does not give rise to direct legal problems, and the head of the household does not need to bear legal responsibility for the acts of the affiliated persons.

Secondly, if the household registration is not related to the family relationship and the household registration system, it is difficult to deal with the need to move out, that is, it is easy to settle down, and there is a request to move out (such as the number of people in the household registration book is too large and their relatives need to settle down but cannot settle down), and the affiliated personnel refuse to cooperate with the relocation, it is more troublesome;

Thirdly, if a demolition occurs, the compensation for the demolition is also prone to disputes.

Therefore, the landlord needs to analyze it on a case-by-case basis!

Hope it helps!

The head of the household is not legally responsible for the actions of the affiliated person.

1: Hukou affiliation involves the management of household registration and the hukou system, if it is not a kinship and the hukou is granted, if it is necessary to move out, it is difficult to deal with it, that is, it is easy to settle down, and there is a requirement to move out.

2: When the main household transfers the house, there is a certain impact (the new landlord can move into the household only after all the members of the household residence have moved out of the household registration, and the parties can sign a written agreement with the affiliated party, stating that when the parties want to transfer the house, they have the obligation to move out of the household registration within the specified time.

3: There is no impact on the property rights of the parties, etc., according to Article 6 of China's "Household Registration Regulations", the household registration can be attached;

4: The parties can bring their household registration booklets, ID cards, etc., and consult the staff of the police station in the jurisdiction where the household registration is located in advance, and the reply of the other party shall prevail.

First of all, the affiliation of non-relatives does not give rise to direct legal problems, and the head of the household does not need to bear legal responsibility for the actions of the affiliated persons.

Secondly, if the household registration is not related to the family relationship, it is difficult to deal with the need to move out, that is, it is easy to settle down, and there is a problem of asking to move out (such as the number of people in the household registration book is too large and their relatives need to settle down but cannot settle down), and if the affiliated personnel refuse to cooperate with the relocation, it will be more troublesome;

Thirdly, if a demolition occurs, the compensation for the demolition is also prone to disputes.

For example, if you are admitted to a certain university, the school will ask you to move your hukou (it has become a collective hukou of the school), and after graduation, you have the following three options:

1. Send back to the local talent exchange center of origin (generally at the municipal level);

2. If you can work in a public institution (which is a unit that requires a hukou), the hukou will be directly sent to the public institution you are in;

3. If you are temporarily unemployed, or the employer does not require a hukou, you can attach the hukou to some talent exchange centers (including files, of course, you have to pay a certain fee every year), and when you are employed, or buy a house, you can move the hukou (the general file is not allowed to keep yourself).

Legal basis

Article 5 of the Household Registration Ordinance.

Household registration is on a per-household basis. Where they reside together with the person in charge, they shall be established as one household, and the person in charge shall be the head of the household. If you live alone, you will be the head of your own household.

Households residing in government agencies, organizations, schools, enterprises, institutions, and other units and public dormitories are established together or separately. The head of household shall be responsible for filing the household registration in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation.

Article 6: Citizens shall be registered as permanent residents in the place where they habitually reside, and a citizen may only be registered as a permanent resident in one place.