Hello, if the grandchild s hukou is the same as the grandparents hukou, can I go to school district

If the grandson's household registration is the same as the grandparents' household register. Of course, they can go to school district housing. This is because students are enrolled according to their household registration.

If your grandson's household registration is the same as that of your grandparents, you can bring your household registration book and go directly to school.

The grandson's hukou is the same as the grandparents' hukou, and the grandparents' house is in the school district, so if the parents don't have a house, it's okay.

The grandchildren's hukou is on the same hukou as the grandparents' hukou, and the grandparents' hukou is in the school district house, so of course the grandson can go to school in the school district, which is nothing to doubt, this is justified, because the grandparents are also immediate relatives.

Not necessarily. School district policies now vary from place to place.

Some places require that the child's parents must be registered together.

Otherwise, you won't be able to go to school.

Some places are looser and not so strict.

So it's better to ask at your local school.

Then if you can put your hukou on your grandparents' hukou book, it must also belong to the loss of your hukou, where you are. That learns.

If the grandson and grandparents have the same household registration book, the grandfather's house belongs to the school district, and the grandson can go to the school district.

Of course, you can go to school district housing, after all, it doesn't matter which household registration you have, as long as you have a school status.

Okay, if the grandson's hukou is the same as the grandparents' hukou, can they go to school district housing? No, you can only be in the same household registration book as your parents, except that you don't have parents, you can be on your grandparents' household registration.

Hello, if the grandchild's hukou is the same as the grandparents' hukou, can I go to school district housing? If the grandson's hukou is the same as that of the grandparents, they can go to school district housing.

The child's hukou** will go to school in the place where the hukou is located, regardless of where the parents' hukou is located.

Pro, generally not, the owner of the real estate right in Xuebu Nuclear District requires that the child is an immediate family. However, if the child's parents do not have a house in the local area, they can also apply for enrollment as long as they issue a certificate of non-housing at the real estate registration center. If your parents also have a property, here's how to do it:

1. After the transfer of property rights to the parents' house to the parents' name, the child's household registration moves into the local area. In this way, the parents' hukou, the house and the child's hukou can meet the housing conditions of the school district. 2. The child settles in the grandfather and asks the grandfather to be the direct guardian of the child, and the guardian fulfills his obligations, and the child can go to school in the school district to which the grandfather's house belongs.

According to China's education policy, students need to provide relevant supporting materials such as household registration booklet and real estate certificate, wheel qiao, lead and lead in order to enroll. If the grandson and grandma's hukou are not in the same hukou book, and the school district house is the grandma's name, the grandson wants to go to school in the school district, and the following conditions need to be met:

1.Does the school have additional admissions policies, such as restrictions for students whose hukou is not in the area? You need to check the policies and regulations of your local education department, as well as the specific admissions requirements for that school.

2.If the school does not have additional restrictions, consider providing other relevant supporting documents, such as a rental contract, utility bills, etc., to prove the fact that the grandson lives in the school district.

3.In addition, it should be noted that policies may vary from region to region, so it is recommended to consult the local education department or the relevant person in charge of the school so that the grandson can successfully enroll in school.

No, children are required to go to school with a unified housing certificate and household registration.

As long as you can migrate your grandson's household registration to your grandfather's household registration booklet, you can sign up for school.

Hello, I want to ask grandma's house, grandma and grandson are in the same hukou, can I study in the school district.

Hello, I want to ask grandma's house, grandma and grandchildren are in the same hukou, can you go to the school district house If the grandchildren's hukou is the same as the grandparents' household registration book, you can go to the school district room, according to the regulations, the homeowner must be an immediate family member (parent) with the child to let the child go to school, if it is the grandparents' house, the child can not go directly to the corresponding school. In this case, there are several ways to solve this problem: Method 1:

When the grandparents transfer the property to the parents, the parents and children must also move in after the house is transferred to the parents' names. In this way, the condition that the parents' hukou, the house and the child's hukou are all in the corresponding area of the school can be satisfied, and the child is the "first cousin" of the school and is most likely to go to school smoothly. Method 2:

Add the names of parents and children to the real estate certificate of the grandparents' house, if the parents are also on the household registration of the house, and then go to the housing authority to issue a certificate of no house, the child can clearly prove that the house corresponds to the school. In this case, the child's guardian (parent) is on the same household registration as the child, and the child is the "first cousin" of the school, and the child's schooling is not a big problem.

The grandson's hukou and grandpa's hukou are together, and the real estate certificate is in the name of the grandparents, can the grandson study in the school district?

The grandparents' real estate certificate, the grandson can go to school in District 1, as long as the household registration is here, with the grandparents, and the grandparents have the real estate certificate, the grandson can go to school in the District 1. This situation also belongs to the school district, and the school accepts it. Now the two conditions for children to go to school are that the household registration and real estate certificate must be wide and vertical, and they must be consistent.

Therefore, grandparents' real estate deeds and grandchildren can go to school in the area.

No. 1. The real estate certificate is the name of the grandparents, and the grandson is generally not allowed to go to lead divination. The owner of the school district's title to the property requires that the child be an immediate family member.

However, if the child's parents do not have a house in the local area, they can also go through the enrollment procedures as long as they open a certificate of non-housing at the real estate registration center.

2. Compulsory Education Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 12: School-age children and teenagers are exempt from entrance examinations. Local people** at all levels shall ensure that school-age children and adolescents are at the place of household registration.

The school is close to the school.

Summary. Consultation Records · On 2021-11-02The owner of the school district is grandpa, grandparents, parents and babies are all on the same household registration, and the head of the household registration is grandpa, can the child go to grandma's house to go to school?

The school district house that the grandparents bought for their grandson in full, in case the daughter-in-law and the son divorce, can the daughter-in-law have the right to share the house payment.

If there is no daughter-in-law's name on the house, there is no right to share.

If the names of the son and daughter-in-law are written on the house certificate?

Can be divided. Can the grandparents share it if they buy it in full, how can the daughter-in-law not share it, can the grandparents buy it in full and she can share it, how can the daughter-in-law not share it, as long as the daughter-in-law's name is on the house, no matter who the payer is, it can be shared.

If you write a certificate, the son and daughter-in-law only have the right to live, no sale, no right to transfer, does the daughter-in-law still have the right to divide the property?

You have to go to a notary office to notarize it.

Is it unjust, no matter how you write it, it doesn't work? Yes.