My wife s hukou has been moved, and will the immigration money she received be returned to the state

My wife's hukou has moved away, and the immigration money he received will be returned to the state, and since they have all moved away, I am a legal citizen of China, and the money I received will be refunded.

I come to this question, my wife's hukou has moved away, will the immigration money he received be returned to the state?

If he received it from the state, he had to return it to the state.

Your wife's account is gone! The immigration money he received still has to be returned to the state, and the state has strict rules on civilization, and you have to act according to the state's regulations.

If it is the immigration money that is issued first, and your wife moves out after the immigration money is paid, you can not refund it in this case.

If your wife's hukou moves out first, and the immigration money is issued later, this situation needs to be returned.

If his hukou moves away, his immigration money. I can't get it after that. There will be no refund if you say it before.

She should be withdrawn, because she emigrated, she does not belong to the people of this country, and she should be pushed to the country.

Even if the immigration account has been signed, it does not need to be returned to the state.

If the compensation is received first, and the account is moved later, there is no need to return the money.

This problem depends on the state to pursue, if you don't pursue you, you still have to pay it back to the country.

The wife's hukou moved away, and the one he received was received before the thousand households, so it should not need to be returned.

This must not be refunded, they belong to normal income, and since this is lost, there is no need to pay it back.

If my wife's hukou is moved, the immigration money she has received does not need to be returned to the state, but now she can't.

My wife's hukou has moved away, and the immigration money she receives does not need to be returned to the country. His immigration money already belonged to her.

This depends on the specific situation, taking Guangzhou as an example:

1. If the household registration has not been moved out, the household registration book will be used as an example for issuance, but there are exceptions;

2. In some villages, women who marry outside the country are generally not issued, and only family members are issued according to the household registration book;

3. In addition, some villages do not issue issues to villagers who violate laws and disciplines, such as drug abuse, imprisonment, and criminal offenses.

So based on the above situation, you don't belong to receiving subsidies.

On the issue of compensation.

This should be more professional.

It is generally difficult to reply to your questions.

In fact, immigrants do not need to cancel their hukou, but because your hukou was originally in the house of the unit, and now you have resigned and the company has repossessed the house, your hukou should be transferred back to your original place of residence. If you don't own a house in your hometown, you can also put your hukou in your parents' name (with the consent of the head of the household).

Generally, the hukou is cancelled, and China is allowed to have dual citizenship, and the hukou is no longer so important, and the hukou is just for the children to go to school... People have already gone abroad, and there is no need to keep them.

In your case, you do not need to move your hukou out, and you should go directly to the hukou police station to go through the hukou cancellation procedures. Write the application in person and provide the original and copy of the green card to go through the procedures for cancellation of household registration. In accordance with the relevant regulations, your account must be cancelled in a timely manner.

There is no point in keeping it any longer, lest there be any problems later.

If you no longer have a permanent place of residence, you should need to move back to your place of origin. You can ask the police station where your current hukou is located.

Hukou is not so important anymore, and hukou is just for children to go to school... People have already gone abroad, and there is no need to keep them.

Let them have a headache, don't move out, don't write off, don't do anything! I'd love to know what the hukou policy will do to your account!

You don't have to move out of the hukou, no matter what it is. At present, there are many cases of separation of hukou and housing.

It's not to move out, it's to go to the local police station to cancel out! It's very simple, the unit opens a certificate and just says it.

You don't need it anymore, you don't have to keep it, hehe.

He does not have the right to deduct your immigration capital, as long as there is an original marriage certificate, to prove that the immigration money is joint property before marriage, in case it is not possible to mediate through the management committee.

Then you take one and he will take it out on the same day.

You stay with me once and I'll help you figure it out.

First, college entrance examination immigration is a local policy:

1. Some places stipulate that as long as the household registration has been moved before applying for the university, it is considered a college entrance examination immigration;

2. Some places stipulate that college entrance examination immigrants must have moved into the city before a certain period of time before the college entrance examination, and they can be regarded as college entrance examination immigrants;

3. You can consult the local education department for details, and the reply of the other party shall prevail.

Second, "college entrance examination immigration":

1. It is a special phenomenon in China's higher education;

2. Due to China's vast territory, a large number of candidates, and a large gap in the education level between various regions, the policy of marking papers and delineating the admission score line of the college entrance examination in each province, municipality and autonomous region is implemented;

3. Some candidates take advantage of the differences in the college entrance examination score line and the acceptance rate in various places to take the test in areas with relatively low college entrance examination scores and high acceptance rates by transferring schools or transferring household registration, which is called "college entrance examination immigration".

It's hard to do, and the rules vary from place to place. However, as far as I know, many local regulations require that you need to settle down for more than 3 years ==.

For example, on the eve of this year's college entrance examination, Xi'an investigated and dealt with college entrance examination immigrants, who went to Nanyang to buy a house and settle down for a year or two. In the end, there was a long time of lawsuits, and the Ministry of Education coordinated to allow them to go back to Nanyang to apply for the exam. Some people choose to repeat their studies in Xi'an for a year, and wait for three years to take the exam again; Some people simply went back to Nanyang to take the exam.

Although the matter has been resolved, because there are many twists and turns, it has a certain impact on the candidates.

It is recommended that you let your parents go to the school, the Education Bureau, the Admissions Office and other relevant departments to understand clearly as soon as possible and solve it as soon as possible, so as not to delay things during your college entrance examination.

If your in-laws are also immigrants in the reservoir area, after you settle down, you can continue to receive subsidies, if not, then you can't receive it, and I am really helping you look forward to it

As long as you can accept the account, it is not illegal.