How is it fair to declare that the biological child and the parents no longer have any contact?

How can it be fair to declare that the biological child and the parents no longer have any correspondence? Then take your ID card to the notary office for notarization, and from then on you will become strangers and no longer have blood relations. No more grudges.

There is no way for biological children and parents to sever the parent-child relationship, and it is not recognized in law, and it is not recognized in any way.

Such a notarization will not be handled by a notary public. Because there is no way to separate blood relations.

This kind of agreement is illegal and cannot be notarized. For example, if the two parties have a daughter-to-child relationship, the content of this agreement does not comply with the law. Even if it is agreed, it is invalid. In the future, parents can still demand maintenance obligations from their children in old age.

Excuse me? Are you a junior or an elder? Don't sign to break off blood ties. When encountering problems and estrangements, do not make things that you regret for a lifetime in an impulsive atmosphere, and your relatives are related by blood....Only in this life....There is indeed no afterlife, cherish the present.

I don't think it's easy to notarize, even if you sign the notarization. But after all, it is flesh and blood, and it is constantly abandoned, can the blood on the body be broken, what's the big deal, and your parents still have to do this.

You can go to a notary office to notarize.

Both parties go to a notary public for notarization.

Your parents raised you, and you can't pay off this nurturing feeling, what reason do you have to stop having any contact with them?

The signature is invalid! Children must support their parents, and signatures that conflict with the provisions of the law are invalid.

The head of the household or a relative can report the birth registration to the household registration authority of the place of permanent residence, and it is not necessary for both parents to go to the police station to handle the birth registration.

In accordance with the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration

Article 3 The public security organs at all levels shall be in charge of household registration work. Cities and towns with public security police stations shall have the jurisdiction of the public security police station as the jurisdiction of the household registration; Townships and towns without public security police stations shall have the jurisdiction of the township or town as the household registration jurisdiction. Township and town people's committees and public security police stations are the household registration organs.

For those who reside in the internal and public dormitories of government agencies, organizations, schools, enterprises, institutions, and other units, each unit shall designate a special person to assist the household registration authorities in handling the household registration; For scattered household registration, the household registration authority shall directly handle the household registration. For non-active military personnel residing in military organs and military quarters, each unit shall designate a special person to assist the household registration authority in handling the household registration. For the household registration of production cooperatives such as agriculture, fishery, salt, forestry, animal husbandry and handicrafts, the cooperatives shall designate a special person to assist the household registration authorities in handling the household registration.

Accounts other than cooperatives shall be directly registered by the household registration authorities.

Article 7: Within one month of the birth of a child, the head of the household, relative, caretaker, or neighbor shall report the birth registration to the household registration authority at the place of the baby's habitual residence. For abandoned infants, the adopter or the child-rearing authority shall report the birth registration to the household registration authority.

One of the parents of the child's household registration can go to the police station to handle it.

Hukou is a legal document made by the household administration agency of the public security organ to record and retain the basic information of the household population. Hukou is a general term for households and populations.

It is not necessary for both parents to go to the police station to register a child. The steps to register your child are as follows:

Preparation materials: 1) Written application by the father or mother.

2) Medical certificate of birth or certificate issued by the employer and the insider that can prove the direct relationship and date of birth.

3) A copy of the parents' marriage certificate (the original copy is submitted for inspection).

4) If the father enters the household, the child has not settled at the public security police station where the mother's household registration is located; (This certificate can be exempted in Yuxi City, and it will be handled by the household registration police after checking it online).

5) When the public security police station handles the birth registration and settlement, it shall conscientiously register those who do not have a birth medical certificate and those who have been born out of wedlock, and report it to the public security management brigade of the sub-bureau on a monthly basis, and the public security management brigade of the sub-bureau shall report to the population and family planning department at the same level after summarizing and assisting in family planning work.

Significance of the hukou. After mankind enters the information age, the scope of people's free activities is more extensive, and the interaction with each other is more frequent, and the basic information of the household population provided by the household registration management has increasingly become an indispensable information foundation for people's production and life, social service management, and state administration and justice, and the household registration management has become the most important public information management system in modern society, and its restriction and even suppression functions will completely fade, while the coordination and service functions will continue to increase.

In the future, household registration management will not only not and cannot be weakened, let alone be "abolished", but can only be steadily strengthened in accordance with the law and science, so as to provide more convenient and efficient services for public life, group production, social services, administration and other state behaviors, and play its due more extensive, diverse, and sustained role.

Both parents must go.

1. First of all, take the birth medical certificate of the child at the birth hospital;

2. Secondly, decide whether the child's household registration follows the father or the mother.

3. The information that needs to be brought to prepare for the household: birth permit, birth certificate, marriage certificate, household registration book, ID card, birth medical certificate.

4. Pay attention to the time limit for entering the house. Although the law stipulates that the birth registration of a child should be declared within one month of birth, the specific information can be asked by the local household registration management department, and in some areas, a fine will be imposed for exceeding the time limit, but the time is not necessarily one month.

The system is different from region to region, so please contact the local public security bureau for details.

You don't need both parents to go to Ha, you can handle it on whichever account you have on the hukou, and if you have the hukou together, you can handle it as you like.

Hello. No, you can bring your birth certificate and the child's parents' household registration booklet.

One of the parents must go to the police station to register a child. If both parents are unable to handle it in person, a certificate from the village committee or sub-district office is required.

Documents and procedures required for household registration: Within one month after the birth of the child, the guardian can go to the police station where the mother's household registration is located to declare the birth registration. For newborns, they need the marriage certificate, birth certificate, and birth certificate of both parents.

When parents go to the household registration declaration office of the police station to which their household registration belongs, they should fill in the household registration form in detail, register the household registration, and pay a certain handling fee.

You don't need to go because of your father, just bring your birth certificate, household registration book, and ID card when you go.

No, one guardian can apply for the child's household registration.

What documents are required for household registration?

1.Legal basis for household registration: Article 2 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration:

Citizens of the People's Republic of China shall register their household registration in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations. The household registration of servicemen on active duty shall be handled by the military organs in accordance with the relevant regulations governing servicemen. Except as otherwise provided by laws and regulations, these Regulations shall apply to the household registration of foreigners and stateless persons residing in the territory of the People's Republic of China.

2.Article 3 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration: The work of household registration shall be supervised by public security organs at all levels.

4.Procedures for household registration: application window acceptance, on-site examination, handling 5Time limit for household registration: on-site processing.

6.Account Registration Fee: No Fee.

If the will is left to one of the children to inherit the transfer, the other children must sign the notarization document, which is evidence in black and white, and it is inevitable that there will be other ideas in the future.

No. A parental will does not require the consent of the child.

Yes, it is usually the case that the transfer of joint property to children requires the joint signature of both husband and wife.

Real estate certificate transfer process:

1. Go to the "Registration Information and Verification Agreement" window to go through the formalities of information registration and agreement verification;

2. Go to the "Real Estate Valuation" window to go through the appraisal procedures;

3. Go to the "notarization" window to go through the notarization procedures;

1.The applicant's resident ID card or household registration booklet and its photocopy;

2.If the person applies on behalf of the client, the entrusting person shall submit the power of attorney and ID card and its copy; Other ** persons need to submit proof of ** right qualifications;

3.Certificate of ownership of the inherited property;

4.Death certificate of the decedent;

5.If the legal heir is deceased, the death certificate and kinship certificate must be submitted;

6.Proof of marriage, parents, children and relevant kinship of the decedent;

7.Other certificates and materials that the notary deems necessary to be submitted;

4. Go to the "Private Transaction" window to go through the transaction procedures;

5. Pay stamp duty at the "Deed Tax and Stamp Duty" window;

6. Go to the "Property Rights Registration and Issuance Certificate" window to go through the procedures for changing the name of the "House Ownership Certificate".

Materials required for the transfer of real estate certificate:

1) Application for registration;

2) Proof of identity of the applicant;

3) Certificate of house ownership or real estate right;

4) Documents proving the transfer of ownership of the house;

It can be a sales contract, an exchange contract, a gift contract, a bequest certificate, an inheritance certificate, a division agreement, a merger agreement, a legal document effective by a people's court or arbitration commission, or other materials proving the transfer of ownership of the house.

Legal basis] Article 9 of the Property Law stipulates that the creation, alteration, transfer and extinction of real estate rights shall take effect upon registration in accordance with the law; Without registration, it shall not take effect, unless otherwise provided by law.

The ownership of natural resources that belong to the State in accordance with the law may not be registered.

You can withdraw all the money from your son's bank card, and you can use your own bank card to transfer as much money as your son wants, so that you can guarantee the consent of your parents before withdrawing money.

There is no such business! You can freeze, but you have to use your card to give it to him.

The bank card is privately owned, and you can get a supplementary card for your son.

Your grandparents died. The property they left behind is in accordance with the will.

If the will clearly states that the house will be inherited in its entirety, then the sale of the house can be signed by him alone.

If there is no will. The property should be inherited by your father and Da Da together. You alone have no right to dispose of the house they left behind.

If you want to sell a house, you should ask your dad for advice. You can only sell the house with your father's permission. It should be him, signed with your father.

If you want to sell the house. It is recommended that you go to the housing exchange to consult the relevant procedures and requirements!

The son gave the house to his parents, and as long as both parties signed and fingerprinted, although the transfer was not made, the son could not go back.

Because the gift contract is legal and valid, and it is a gift of a moral nature, it cannot be revoked.

The provisions of the preceding paragraph do not apply to gift contracts that are in the nature of social public interest or moral obligations such as disaster relief and poverty alleviation, or gift contracts that have been notarized.

From a legal point of view, it is possible to go back. Because the house has not been transferred, the house still belongs to the son. However, since it has been given to my parents, it will hurt my parents' hearts to regret it.

If the transfer is made, it means that the gift has been completed, but now because of the final transfer, it means that the gift has been completed, so it can be reversed, and if the transfer is made, it is useless to regret it.

The house has not been transferred or notarized, and the house still belongs to the son. Although the son signed a house gift agreement with his parents.

If there is no transfer, you should be able to come back.

It's all given to your parents, why do you want to come back?