It s been almost three years since I graduated, but I don t know where my hukou is

Hukou is not a file, the school can't handle it automatically, you haven't done it, you're still in school.

You are in the wrong place, not looking for the security office, but looking for the police station where the school's household registration is located, just call ** and ask their household registration office, the household registration is still there. You ask **, mainly ask the police station if you have gone through the procedures for moving out.

If it has already been done, it means that the migration certificate has been lost by the school or you. Follow the following procedures:

1. The police station of origin will issue a certificate of non-settlement (handled in Hubei's hometown) 2. The school fills in an application form.

3. Bring your ID card, graduation certificate and above to the police station where the school's household registration is located to apply for a migration certificate to move back to your hometown.

A few years ago, the Chengdu public security organs also required the report of loss, but now they don't need to.

Just go home with the migration certificate, and the procedures for settling down are all running locally, which is relatively simple and will not be detailed.

If you have not yet applied for a migration permit, the procedures are similar to the above, and only the first one is exempted.

You don't have to worry about the registration card or anything, that thing is only valid if you move your household registration within 2 years, and you won't need it after 2 years.

Schoolmate! Hello! The analysis is as follows:

Are you sure you haven't received a Hukou Migration Certificate? If you don't get it, your hukou should be at the police station where the school is located, and you should go to the police station to ask, not the school, because you have already graduated.

It may be in the talent market of the original place of domicile.

Hello dear, many years after graduation, the school's hukou is still in school, you can take the following methods:1Contact the school, submit an application for transferring the hukou, and prepare relevant materials according to the requirements of the school, such as graduation certificate, ID card, marriage certificate, etc., which will be reviewed by the school.

2.Contact the local police station, submit an application for transferring the hukou, provide valid documents, such as ID card, marriage certificate, hukou booklet, etc., and submit relevant application materials according to the requirements of the local police station, you can transfer the hukou from the school to other places. 3.

Contact the household registration department, submit an application for the transfer of the hukou, provide valid documents, such as ID card, marriage certificate, household registration booklet, etc., according to local regulations, submit relevant materials, and after review, you can transfer the hukou from the school to other places.

Hello dear, I'm glad to serve you about bridge affairs, and I have found out for you that it has been many years since I graduated, but I am still learning to envy what to do with the school? The specific answer is:1

First of all, contact the admissions and employment office of the university you graduated from or the security office of your school (usually the security office, the number can be found on your school).Tell their staff that you want to move your hukou, and make an appointment with them, bring your ID card and graduation certificate to them, they will ask you to fill out a hukou migration certificate2 Then, take the hukou migration certificate and ID card to the police station where the school belongs (if you don't know which police station, just ask the person who asked you to fill out the hukou migration form), find the hukou office of the police station, give your ID card and hukou migration certificate to the staff, and they will help you print out a blue hukou migration form. In this way, the formalities on the school's side are completed.

3 Finally, you have to go to the Huna police station or the household registration office of the Public Security Bureau where your hukou has moved to go through the household registration transfer procedures, and you must bring all the materials here: the hukou migration form, the parents' hukou booklet, the certificate issued by the village with the official seal (generally you can handle it with the village director, if you live in the city, you can find the neighborhood committee), land use right certificate, property right certificate or real estate certificate. Required materials BII <>

1. According to the regulations of the Ministry of Education, if a college graduate does not have an employment unit at the time of graduation, his or her household registration and file can be kept in the school for two years free of charge.

According to this provision, graduates can temporarily be kept by the school free of charge as long as they sign an agreement with the university career guidance center to keep their files and household registration, and if the student implements the unit, the school will issue a "registration card", and the student will move the household registration and files to the place of work with the "registration card" and "household registration migration certificate".

2. If the work unit is not confirmed within two years, the school will move the file and household registration back to the place of origin, and the school will not issue the "Registration Card".

3. After three years, the hukou is no longer in school, and you are in the vocational education center of the provincial capital city where you are located.

Did you move to school when you were in school? That graduation should have given you a migration certificate at that time, and that migration certificate is the hukou. After such a long time, if the migration certificate has been issued, there will definitely be no household registration under the school.

If you didn't move your hukou to school when you went to school, your hukou is still in your place of origin.

As far as I know, this depends on the policy of the place, some areas are moved away after graduation and finding a job, if they do not move away, the school will place these in a place such as the police station for a certain period of time, if they have not moved away after a certain time, return to their hometown, and some are you will return to your hometown directly if you do not move away after graduation, and remind you that the files cannot be carried by yourself, and must be kept by the local department or unit that is qualified to keep the files.

If you don't go through it yourself one year after graduation, your hukou will be directly returned to your hometown. That's what my account looked like at the time.

Did you go to the local police station of the school to check? Generally, if you move to the school, you will be registered at the local police station of the school.

The Hukou Migration Certificate is lost or expired and cannot be settled.

1. Go to the police station of the place of relocation on the household registration migration certificate to open a "certificate of non-settlement", or write a statement of the situation yourself, please sign out from the police station of the place of relocation to prove that you have not settled down, 2, take this certificate back to the original place of relocation to reissue the "household migration certificate" (or apply for the extension or change of the migration certificate, registration card), 3, bring the above certificates, plus ID card, graduation certificate, hometown household registration booklet, go to the police station of origin to fill in the household registration application form, and you can settle down on the spot. (It can only fall on the original household registration that moved out).

4. If the original ID card is handled at the school, a new ID card must be applied for after settling down.

Hello: It seems that your hukou has only moved back to your place of origin. Hurry up and get the expired hukou migration certificate or go to the police station where you move in on the hukou migration certificate to open a "certificate of non-settlement" and then go back to the school's issuing authority to handle it again, go and say more good things, it's too long!

Before you go, it's best to consult the police stations on both sides, so that you can avoid running the wrong way.

When the migration certificate is reopened, it seems that you will also need a work certificate from your current employer, a file letter, and a school certificate.

You can take your Hukou Migration Certificate to the Hukou Office of the local Public Security Bureau.

The Hukou Migration Certificate will be renewed.

I think it's better to find the Hukou Migration Certificate and re-apply for it or consult some civil affairs departments.

First of all, when you are in school, whether you have moved your hukou to the city where the school is located, if so, go to the school to check, if not, you should still be in the place of origin of the hukou. This one is very simple, if it is a file, it will be troublesome. I helped my classmates get it.

If you have a green hukou migration certificate when you graduate, you can take this to get a hukou. (If you accidentally lose it, then you need to go to the school to issue a certificate, and then go to the police station to ask for a household registration).

Go to the school to check first, and if the school is not available, go to the police station of origin to check.

1. If the unit does not manage the files and accounts, how can there be 3 ways to deal with it. The first is to find a talent market trusteeship, the second is to return to the hometown, and the third is to find a personnel company to host. If you are moving between cities, it is best to move back to your home country.

2. The storage place of the file account does not affect your work prospects, salary, social security, etc.

3. Moving back to the place of origin can be treated in two situations, and the difficulty of solving the problem is different The first way: simple. The normal settlement procedure for graduates.

The address of the registration card is your place of origin, and after graduation, you can report to the unit of your hometown with the registration card, graduation certificate, and household registration migration certificate, and go through the settlement procedures.

Procedures for returning to the place of origin: go to the police station of the place of origin to issue a permit for relocation (this step is easy), go to the county-level public security bureau of the place of origin for approval and seal (this step is difficult), and after completing the process, go through the relocation procedures at the current place of household registration.

If you don't find a job when you graduate, your hukou will be sent back to your place of residence, which is Hubei.

If you are successful, your hukou will go to your new school.

If you are admitted to the civil service, the hukou will remain in your workplace, but some civil servants have household registration restrictions, for example, only local hukou can take the local civil service exam.

If you work, if the unit can't be attached to the hukou, you can put the hukou in the talent market, as long as you pay the fee on time (your education and major are in line with the local settlement policy), if the unit can be attached to the hukou, then it's a hundred, don't worry about anything.

Generally, state-owned enterprises, foreign-funded enterprises, and joint ventures all provide files and household registration affiliation, but private enterprises basically do not provide file and household registration services.

It's really speechless, and my household registration has been stunned for more than ten years, which is too chic.

Generally speaking, the hukou follows the person, and it is inconvenient to do many things without a hukou.

When you go to school, your hukou will be moved to the location of the school, and it is a temporary university student hukou.

Upon graduation, the hukou will be sent back to the original hukou location according to the process.

There's no way, it's not okay not to go back to your hometown, so I have to trouble you to go.

Not to mention buying a car, buying a house, getting married, having children, children going to school, etc., all need a hukou, and many things cannot be done with an ID card.

It's best to move your hukou over to save you the hassle.

Don't always hold the archives yourself, how to solve the problem without the title of archives technology?

Graduated in 08, and now it should be at least an intermediate title, and in a few years it will be promoted to deputy high school, how to solve it without archival information.

1. You ignore your migration certificate: your account is still hanging on the migration card, and if you don't settle down in time, it is likely to become a pocket account.

2. You should now bring the registration certificate and household registration migration certificate as soon as possible, and go to the police station designated on the migration certificate to settle down.

3. Your family's household registration book: It should be before you enter the university, and after you migrate your household registration to the university, the household registration information about you in the household registration book should be invalid, don't worry about it.

If your brother used your migration certificate when you graduated, you can go to the police station and ask for the wrong registration to be corrected.

1. Your hukou is in school;

2. You can go to the local police station or the household registration department of the public security bureau to make an inquiry, and give the certificate for the wrong issuance of your ID card.

You're still a black household. You can buy another house and then settle down with the real estate certificate. Then you can go home.

You're still a black household. Your place of origin has not been registered with your household registration, and the school has removed your household registration from the household registration database. So now it is necessary to open a separate migration certificate and go up to the place of origin.