Non agricultural hukou, am I a member of a collective economic organization?

You're just making it up.

The conditions for determining whether or not to have the membership of a village collective economic organization are as follows:

1. The population with permanent agricultural household registration in the village. It does not include empty registered households that have moved in for the purpose of transferring to non-residents and taking refuge with relatives and other reasons, and do not enjoy the treatment of villagers in the village;

2. Persons and their children whose household registration is in the village, and who have been converted from agriculture to non-agricultural areas in accordance with the provisions due to land requisition, and women and their children from other villages who have married into the village after the occupation of land in the village of origin and the conversion of non-agricultural land into non-agricultural areas in the district, and there is no stable non-agricultural occupation or stable income**;

3. Those whose household registration is in the village, and who have been converted from agriculture to non-agricultural areas according to special policies and their children, and who do not have a stable non-agricultural occupation or stable income**;

4. Active-duty soldiers who meet the above conditions and whose current household registration is not in their village, active-duty non-commissioned officers, students in school, graduates of the talent market with temporary household registration, and prisoners serving sentences in custody;

5. Rural college students who are studying in school do not have an independent economy, and the completion of their studies mainly depends on land income; Proceeding from the long-term interests of improving the quality of the whole nation and national construction, we should also encourage them to study, and whether they have moved out of their household registration or not, they should be members of the original economic organization and enjoy the right to distribute compensation for land expropriation.

[Legal basis].

Article 4 (1) Ordinary members refer to rural residents who have complete rights such as land co-ownership, reserved land use rights, contracted management rights, participation rights in collective asset management and disposal, and collective income distribution rights, and bear full obligations;

2) Reserved land use rights refer to land use rights such as homesteads, forest land, and self-reserved land that have actually been acquired and retained, in addition to the right to operate contracted land. Article 6: The following persons are designated as ordinary members of rural collective economic organizations:

1) The offspring that are multiplied by ordinary members of the collective economic organization and produce and live on the land shared by the collective economic organization;

2) Forming a legally-prescribed primary marriage relationship with an ordinary member of a collective economic organization;

3) Children whose parents or one of them has the qualifications of ordinary members of the collective economy meet the requirements for contracting and operation, but have not been contracted to collective land;

4) Children adopted by ordinary member families through legal procedures;

5) Moved in due to national policy or joined through legal procedures.

Rural college students who are studying in school do not have an independent economy, and the completion of their studies mainly depends on land income; Proceeding from the long-term interests of improving the quality of the whole nation and national construction, we should also encourage them to study, and whether they have moved out of their household registration or not, they should be members of the original economic organization and enjoy the right to distribute compensation for land expropriation.

The conditions for becoming a member of a collective economic organization are as follows:

1. Living in the collective economy, having household registration or having a household registration relationship.

2. Survive and live in the collective economic organization. This mainly refers to the fact that membership in rural collective economic organizations is a kind of civil right capacity, which can only be enjoyed and possessed by people in order to survive, and is immediately extinguished when people die. "Living" in the collective economic organization refers primarily to children born in the organization and born to persons who already have membership in the organization.

3. It has the obligation to enjoy the rights of the collective economic organization. This mainly refers to the possession of rights and obligations that are inseparable from the organization's identity.

The conditions for determining whether or not to have the membership of a village collective economic organization are as follows:

1. The population with permanent agricultural household registration in the village. It does not include empty registered households that have moved in for the purpose of transferring to non-residents and taking refuge with relatives and other reasons, and do not enjoy the treatment of villagers in the village;

2. Persons and their children whose household registration is in the village, and who have been converted from agriculture to non-agricultural areas in accordance with the provisions due to land requisition, and women and their children from other villages who have married into the village after the occupation of land in the village of origin and the conversion of non-agricultural land into non-agricultural areas in the district, and there is no stable non-agricultural occupation or stable income**;

3. Those whose household registration is in the village, and who have been converted from agriculture to non-agricultural areas according to special policies and their children, and who do not have a stable non-agricultural occupation or stable income**;

4. Active-duty soldiers who meet the above conditions and whose current household registration is not in their village, active-duty non-commissioned officers, students in school, graduates of the talent market with temporary household registration, and prisoners serving sentences in custody;

5. Rural college students who are studying in school do not have an independent economy, and the completion of their studies mainly depends on land income; Proceeding from the long-term interests of improving the quality of the whole nation and national construction, we should also encourage them to study, and whether they have moved out of their household registration or not, they should be members of the original economic organization and enjoy the right to distribute compensation for land expropriation.

How to define whether or not to have membership in a village collective economic organization According to the policy, the conditions for qualification are as follows: (1) The population with permanent agricultural household registration in the village. It does not include empty registered households that have moved in for the purpose of transferring to non-residents and taking refuge with relatives and other reasons, and do not enjoy the treatment of villagers in the village;

2) Persons and their children who have been converted from agriculture to non-farming in accordance with the provisions due to land requisition in the village, and women and their children from other villages who have married into the village after the occupation of land in the village of origin and their children have not had a stable non-agricultural occupation or stable income** (referring to those who are not employed in state-owned enterprises, institutions, or administrative units and do not enjoy basic living security, the same below). (3) Persons and their children whose household registration is in the village and who have been converted from rural to non-agricultural areas according to special policies (such as large taxpayers, introduced talents, won honorary titles, obtained professional titles, studied for examinations, purchased commercial houses, etc.), and have no stable non-agricultural occupation or stable income**. (4) Active-duty soldiers who meet the above requirements and whose current household registration is not in their village, active-duty non-commissioned officers who meet the requirements for demobilization, students who are currently in school, graduates of the talent market with temporary household registration, and prisoners serving sentences in custody.

Summary. This must have something to do with it, dear.

A member of the rural collective economy, he is sure that the hukou must be in the village and those who often interact with the people of the village.

Whether the members of the rural collective economic organization have anything to do with the household registration.

This must have something to do with it, dear. A member of the rural collective economy, he is sure that the hukou must be in the village and those who often interact with the people of the village.

Even if his household registration is in the village, he rarely interacts with the people in the village, or does not come back to live, and this kind of participation is not allowed.

The village committee has the right to stipulate this, because it belongs to the scope of villager autonomy. It is in line with the Law of the People's Republic of China on Villager Autonomy

If a foreign-married woman moves to a man, can she join the collective economic organization of the place where the woman's original household registration is located?

No. What is a rural collective economic organization.

For example, if there is a rural cooperative in this village, then as long as it is a member of the village and the collective, they can participate in the shares, make money and share it together, and everyone loses money together. But if you don't belong to the collective, or even if your hukou is not in the village, then you can't participate.

A very realistic example is that if the woman's house is demolished and the money is divided according to the head, but the woman has already married and the household registration has moved out, then he has no right to divide the demolition money.

My situation is the same as what you said, the key woman's land is still her hometown, <>

That's not good, it's up to the village committee to decide.

This falls under the category of villager autonomy.

The key point is that the man's village committee said that the two parties can only choose one of the two parties to join the rural economic organization, and the key is that the woman's household registration has moved away, how can she still join the economic organization of the place of birth.

This should be added to the rural economic organization on your side, according to the hukou.

Legal analysis: Non-agricultural households in rural areas can also be recognized as members of collective economic organizations under special circumstances.

According to the relevant regulations:

Rural college students who are studying in school do not have an independent economy, and the completion of their studies mainly depends on land income; Proceeding from the long-term interests of improving the quality of the whole nation and national construction, we should also encourage them to study, and whether they have moved out of their household registration or not, they should be members of the original economic organization and enjoy the right to distribute compensation for land expropriation.

Legal basis: "Rural Land Contracting Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 5 Members of rural collective economic organizations have the right to contract rural land contracted by their collective economic organizations in accordance with law.

No organization or individual may deprive or unlawfully restrict the right of members of rural collective economic organizations to contract land.

Summary. The confirmation of land rights is based on the household and has nothing to do with the population. 1. The representative of the household contractor is the person who signs the contract or the representative recorded on the certificate of the original land contract management right.

Where the representative provided for in the preceding two items is deceased, loses capacity for civil conduct, or is unable to be present for confirmation due to other reasons, the family members of the farmer household shall jointly elect them. 2. The co-owners of the contractor's land contracting and management rights shall be based on the actual population of the family at the time of the second round of land contracting, and those who have died or moved out of their household registration (such as married women, college students, active military personnel, etc.) shall be clearly marked in the remarks column. From the second round of contracting to the present, the new family members of the contractor who enjoy the right to contract and manage the land in accordance with the law shall be registered as co-owners and marked in the remarks column.

Fill in the column of "relationship with the head of household" in accordance with national norms, such as the person, spouse, children, parents, grandparents, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, others, etc. 3. In accordance with the "Rural Land Contracting Law of the People's Republic of China", the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Issues Concerning the Application of Law in Rural Land Contracting Dispute Cases (Fa Shi [2005] No. 6) and other laws and regulations, the results of the investigation of the household contracting method shall be signed and confirmed by the representative of the household contracting party; The results of the investigation in the case of other forms of contracting shall be signed and confirmed by the representatives of the other forms of contracting.

Whether the members of the rural collective economic organization have anything to do with the household registration.

The confirmation of land rights is based on the household and has nothing to do with the population. 1. The representative of the household contractor is the person who signs the contract or the representative recorded on the certificate of the original land contract management right. Where the representative provided for in the preceding two items is deceased, loses capacity for civil conduct, or is unable to be present for confirmation due to other reasons, the family members of the farmer household shall jointly elect them.

2. The co-owners of the contractor's land contracting and management rights shall be based on the actual population of the family at the time of the second round of land contracting, and those who have died or moved out of their household registration (such as married women, college students, active military personnel, etc.) shall be clearly marked in the remarks column. From the second round of contracting to the present, the new family members of the contractor who enjoy the right to contract and manage the land in accordance with the law shall be registered as co-owners and marked in the remarks column. Fill in the column of "relationship with the head of household" in accordance with national norms, such as the person, spouse, children, parents, grandparents, grandchildren, brothers, sisters, others, etc.

3. In accordance with the "Rural Land Contracting Law of the People's Republic of China", the Supreme People's Court's Interpretation on Issues Concerning the Application of Law in Rural Land Contracting Dispute Cases (Fa Shi [2005] No. 6) and other laws and regulations, the results of the investigation of the household contracting method shall be signed and confirmed by the representative of the household contracting party; The results of the investigation in the case of other forms of contracting shall be signed and confirmed by the representatives of the other forms of contracting.

What is the harm of a married woman if she gives up her mother's collective economic organization.

Summary. Hello, my dear, the questions you have asked are as follows: household registration is the most direct and basic basis for proving a citizen's natural situation, and household registration is the basis for determining the membership of collective economic organizations, and it is the first factor that should be considered.

Generally speaking, a person who produces and lives in the place where a rural collective economic organization is located and registers his permanent residence in accordance with the law is a member of the rural collective economic organization, which is a basic criterion for judging, but because this is a composite criterion, it is difficult to understand and apply this criterion in some special circumstances.

In the course of trial practice, the court encountered the following special circumstances: 1. A and B were originally members of different rural collective economic organizations, and after the parties got married, A entered the place where B was located to produce and live, but did not move in, and A requested that the contracted land of the rural collective economic organization where B was located be allocated to collect compensation fees; 2. After A and B get married, A moves into the location of B's rural collective economic organization, but because B has been working outside the country for many years, A is still producing and living at the location of the original collective economic organization, or A and B have been working outside the country for many years and hardly produce and live at the location of B's collective economic organization, A requests that the contracted land of the rural collective economic organization where B is located be allocated to collect compensation fees. Sincerely hope to help you, I wish you a happy life!

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Whether the members of the rural collective economic organization have anything to do with the household registration.

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Hello, my dear, the questions you have asked are as follows: household registration is the most direct and basic basis for proving a citizen's natural situation, and household registration is the basis for determining the membership of collective economic organizations, and it is the first factor that should be considered. Generally speaking, a person who produces and lives in the place where a rural collective economic organization is located and registers his permanent residence in accordance with the law is a member of the rural collective economic organization, which is a basic criterion for judging, but because this is a composite criterion, it is difficult to understand and apply this criterion in some special circumstances.

In the course of trial practice, the court encountered the following special circumstances: 1. A and B were originally members of different rural collective economic organizations, and after the parties got married, A entered the place where B was located to produce and live, but did not move in, and A requested that the contracted land of the rural collective economic organization where B was located be allocated to collect compensation fees; 2. After A and B get married, A moves into the location of B's rural collective economic organization, but because B has been working outside the country for many years, A is still producing and living at the location of the original collective economic organization, or A and B have been working outside the country for many years and hardly produce and live at the location of B's collective economic organization, A requests that the contracted land of the rural collective economic organization where B is located be allocated to collect compensation fees. Sincerely hope to help you, I wish you a happy life!

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