My husband is married for the second time and has two daughters before marriage, I am the first marr

1: Your marriage to your husband is a remarriage (because your husband and you are "second marriage").

2. Under normal circumstances, one of the remarried couples has given birth to two children, and one of the remarried couples has not had children for the first time, under this condition, according to the current birth policy, it should be possible to have one child after you remarry.

3. You can check the "Fertility Regulation" section of your province's "Population and Family Planning Regulations", and you will know whether you meet the conditions for reproduction by comparing the above provisions and combining your own situation.

Four: The problem is that even if you meet the legal conditions for reproduction, the remarried couple's childbearing behavior is an administrative licensing act, that is, even if you meet the legal conditions for reproduction, you must still be approved by the local family planning department to have children. If you give birth to a child without approval, you will also be levied a social maintenance fee (that is, a fine, you call a fine), but the amount of the levy is much less than the amount of excess children.

This should be clear in your province's Population and Family Planning Regulations.

Five: If the "local family planning" says that you are a superchild, you can ask it to issue a basis for you. The basis should be in writing in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations, in black and white, and you can confirm it yourself.

Six: If you still have any questions, you can directly report to the local Family Planning Bureau (Health and Family Planning Bureau), and they will give you an explanation. If you always think that the family planning department's handling of you is wrong, you can file an administrative reconsideration with the local county-level people** or the prefecture-level health and family planning commission within the specified time after receiving the decision on the collection of social maintenance fees, or you can file a lawsuit with the people's court.

The above should be professional enough, right? Hehe.

Hope mine can help you.

Check with the Family Planning Commission for local family planning documents.

Yes, why don't you give birth when you get married for the first time?

It is a legal childbearing. But before giving birth to a child, the man must be the first to have a baby.

The social support fee for the second child is paid, and then the relevant supporting documents are brought to the local family planning department to apply for a birth permit, and only after passing can the child be born.

In accordance with the Family Planning Law

Article 15: If both husband and wife meet one of the following conditions, they may request to have another child:

1. One of the two children has a disability or is identified by the medical appraisal organization for sick and disabled children determined by the administrative department of family planning of a city divided into districts, autonomous prefecture or province.

The first line of multiple births are all disabled, unable to grow into a normal labor force, and medically considered to be able to have another child.

2. The total number of children born to a remarried couple before remarriage is two.

3. A remarried couple has no children before remarriage, and the other party has a child, and gives birth to a child after remarriage. "Children" as used in the preceding paragraph refers to surviving biological children. Adopted children and dependent stepchildren formed from previous marriages are not counted as children.

Extended information: Article 17 of the Family Planning Law: Couples who meet the conditions stipulated in Article 15 of these Regulations and wish to have another child shall submit an application to the people** of the township (town) where one of the husband and wife works or the place of household registration or the sub-district office before becoming pregnant, and submit the following materials:

1. Marriage certificate, household registration booklet and ID cards of both parties;

2. Proof of birth and adoption status issued by the units or village (resident) committees of both parties;

3. In the circumstances provided for in item 1 of the first paragraph of article 15 of these Regulations, medical evaluation documents for sick and disabled children shall be provided;

4. Other proof of compliance with the requirements for childbirth as stipulated in these Regulations. Township (town) people's ** or sub-district offices shall, within 15 days from the date of acceptance of the application, submit their review opinions, together with the applicant's supporting materials, to the county-level people's ** population and family planning administrative departments for review. The administrative department of population and family planning shall, within 15 days from the date of receipt of the reported materials, issue birth certificates free of charge to those who meet the requirements; For those who do not meet the requirements, explain the reasons in writing.

Article 18: After the application for medical evaluation of sick and disabled children submitted by citizens has been examined by the people's population and family planning administrative department at the county level, it shall be submitted to the people's population and family planning administrative department at the districted city level to organize medical experts to conduct medical evaluation. If there is any objection to the appraisal conclusion, it may apply to the provincial people's population and family planning administrative department for re-appraisal.

The re-appraisal is the final appraisal.

Your husband is married for the second time, you are married for the first time, and your husband has two children, and you have a child, not a second child, but a third child.

But now that family planning has been liberalized, no one cares if you have two more, and it is completely allowed, so you don't have to think about it.

First of all, it should be clarified that the number of children born by the family planning department is counted by family, not by individual. The previous Law on Population and Family Planning provided that "the State encourages a couple to have one child", rather than "the State provides for a couple to have one child each"; After the two-child policy was introduced, the new "Population and Family Planning Law" "advocates a couple to have two children" instead of "a couple to have two children", that is, when you and your remarried husband have children, your husband has given birth to two before remarriage, and after remarrying you, your birth policy is approved according to the special approval, and the reason for this special approval is precisely because you are married for the first time. Is that right?

So your husband and you have three children. If you think you can have a second child because you are married for the first time, then your husband will have a fourth child with you, right? This is not allowed in either the previous "Law" or the new "Law".

Of course, what I said doesn't matter, you can consult with your local friends who can trust and understand family planning policies, and test what I said is correct?

No, it's the first child, and it's allowed to have one child, and I'm really helping you look forward to it.

My husband is married for the second time, I am married for the first time, and he has two children, is the child I gave birth to a second child? Although your husband has two children, the child born to the two of you is the first child for you, not the second child.

Your husband is married for the second time, she has two children, and you are not hungry to have a third child, because three children are considered a third child.

If the husband is married for the second time, the child will be raised, if there is already a child, and the household registration has been settled, it is definitely not the first child, it is the second child.

If you have a child, then it should be regarded as a third child, after all, he already has two children, so it must be added to a household registration book, which is the third child.

It shouldn't be counted, the second child refers to the second child born during the marriage of two people.

Both children were born to your husband and his ex-wife during his last marriage, and they have nothing to do with you.

If your husband already has two children, under his name, if you have another child, it will definitely be considered a second child.

Now that the third child has been released, don't worry, you get married for the first time, your husband gets married for the second time, and you can also have two babies with him.

Before the three-child policy is officially implemented (the implementation of the three-child policy is estimated to be officially implemented after the revision of the "Population and Family Planning Law"), the birth of your marriage is in line with the current reproduction policy.

According to the current "two-child" birth policy, if one party has given birth to two children before marriage, and the other party has not had children in the first marriage, in this case, he or she can apply to have another child in accordance with the law.

However, if you give birth, it cannot be called a "second child", but a "third child" (calculated according to the total number of births in a legally registered remarried family).

Of course, if you think I am wrong, you can consult directly with the local county-level family planning department (now it should be called the Health Bureau) to verify whether what I said above is wrong.

Hope mine can help you.

It's not a second child, so don't worry.

It's hard to be a stepmother, why would you marry a man with two children.

Summary. Hello, legal analysis: my husband is a second marriage, I am a first marriage, he has two children, I can have several children:

It is possible to have two children. The new family planning policy came into effect on January 1. This condition can give birth to two children.

1.After the implementation of the new family planning policy, every woman has the right to have two children. 2.

The two-child policy is based on the woman, which means that the woman can have two children. 3.A woman can only have two children, and she cannot have two children every time she gets married.

My husband is married for the second time, I am married for the first time, he has two children, I can have several children.

Hello, legal analysis: my husband is married for the second time, I am married for the first time, he has two children, I can have several children: I can have two children.

The new family planning policy came into effect on January 1. This condition can give birth to two children. 1.

After the implementation of the new family planning policy, every woman has the right to have two children. 2.The two-child policy is based on the woman, and the luck of the woman means that the woman can have two children.

3.A woman can only have two children, and she cannot have two children every time she gets married.

Legal basis: Article 17 of the Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China Citizens have the right to give birth and also have the obligation to practice family planning in accordance with the law, and both husband and wife have joint responsibilities in the practice of family planning. Article 18: The State advocates age-appropriate marriage and childbearing, and eugenics.

A couple can have three children. Those who meet the requirements provided by laws and regulations may request that arrangements be made for the birth of another child. The specific measures are to be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees.

Ethnic minorities should also practice family planning, and the specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees. Where there are inconsistencies between the provisions of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government where the husband and wife are registered for the place of their household registration, the provisions on the repetition of children are to be applied in accordance with the principle of benefiting the parties.

Hunan Province. Same. Dear

It is possible to have two children.

Okay, I'm worried that there is a local policy.

No need to worry, dear.

And I'm in the unit, I'm afraid of being overborn.

No, don't worry.

Okay, I can still have a second child, right?

According to the law, I can have a second child, and I have not violated the birth policy.

You can have a second child.

There was no violation of the maternity policy.