The ex wife died after giving birth to two, is remarriage and having children considered superbirth?

What you are involved in is the policy of remarriage and reproduction. Since the fertility status of remarried couples before remarriage is different, the policy on remarriage of remarried couples is authorized by the Population and Family Planning Law to be formulated by the people's congresses and party committees of all provinces and municipalities (autonomous regions). You can refer to your province's revised "Population and Family Planning Regulations", which should clarify the reproduction policy, and you can compare it yourself.

But one thing you must remember is that if you give birth to another child, you must be approved by the local family planning department, and even if you meet the conditions for having another child, you will definitely have to pay a fine if you have a child without approval. Hope mine can help you.

This policy is not the same in different places, you can consult the local family planning bureau for details. The Marriage Law stipulates that if one of the parties to a remarried family has not given birth, then it is possible to have another child, that is, if a divorced mother remarries, the other party's man has not given birth to a child before, and if the other party has already given birth to a child, even if the child is awarded to someone else, it is not allowed. (1) If one of the remarried couples has already given birth to a child but the other party has not given birth, and another child is born upon approval, it shall be sterilized within three months after giving birth; (2) Where both parties have given birth to one child before remarriage, and the child is determined to be with the former spouse by a people's court judgment or divorce agreement at the time of divorce, and the new family has no children after remarriage, and another child is born upon approval, it shall be sterilized within three months after giving birth; Local family planning regulations or rules have made specific provisions on the birth policy for remarried persons.

The vast majority of provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) stipulate that if one of the remarried couples has only given birth to one child before remarriage, and the other party is married for the first time or has not given birth to another child, they may have another child; Some provinces only administer districts) stipulate that a couple who remarries due to widowhood may have one more child if one of the widowed spouses has no more than two children before the remarriage, and one of the spouses has no children. Some provinces only administer districts and municipalities directly under the Central Government) also stipulate that a remarried couple may have one child each before remarriage, and that if the family after remarriage has no children or has only one child, they may have another child, and so on.

Now the state encourages second children.

It's a superbirth, because it's still your child.

Remarried couples can apply for rebirth, but they must meet the relevant requirements. According to Article 18 of the Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China, "those who meet the requirements prescribed by laws and regulations may request to have a second child."

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. At the same time, Article 24 of the Shandong Provincial Population and Family Planning Regulations stipulates: "If both husband and wife have one child before remarriage, and both of them are with their former spouses, and the new family has no children, upon the application of both husband and wife and the approval of the county-level family planning administrative department, the Qin family may give birth to a second child who is suspected of being blind."

It should be noted that only one child can be born to each spouse before remarriage, and the new family formed has no children (i.e. children who have previously lived with the ex-husband or ex-wife) can apply to have a second child. From the information you provided, it appears that you and your ex-husband have already had two children, which no longer meets the requirements of the Shandong Provincial Population and Family Planning Regulations that "each husband and wife have one child before remarriage", so after remarriage, the new family cannot apply for another child. If you give birth again, you will be regarded as having an overbirth, and you will be punished by the administrative department of planned childbirth or the administrative department of health.

Giving birth to three children is not considered superbirth, and the future pants or smart policy should completely relax the birth restrictions, don't worry about this problem, as long as you want to have a child, you can have it casually.

Today's national rent policy has let go of childbirth, even if it is a child after remarriage, it should not be regarded as a superbirth, and now, the country encourages childbirth, which belongs to the collision to contribute to the country's knowledge!

Now that the three-child policy has been released in the leakage hall, your wife Pi Li has had two children before and sent you back to you now that you can only have one more child if you marry you, if you give birth to two children, it will be a superbirth.

At present, the state implements the policy that a couple can have three children.

You and your wife are remarried, your wife and ex-husband have already given birth to two children, and your wife and you have another child is not considered to be superborn. Side-closed.

Your wife had two children before she married you, and you can have another child after you get married, and it is not superborn because you have no children.

If you and your wife both had children before marriage, then you have children after marriage, even if you have more children, it is not allowed.

Now that the state has changed the marriage debate policy, it is not considered to have a child after marriage. This question can be consulted by the Marriage Dengqin Detention Agency. Or go to your local family planning department for a consultation, and they will give you a clear answer.

Now the state advocates having more children Although it is said that it is said to have three children, but the young and lacking people are not willing to have children, and the population growth is slow.

According to China's marriage law, China has opened up the policy of having a third child, so, as mentioned above, remarried couples can quickly imitate two more children, shouting Huai is Zheng Changyou to meet the standard of having three children.

For remarried families, is it possible to have more children? The relevant provisions of the new policy of remarriage and giving birth to a second child can answer your doubts and tell you the correct answer.

According to the new policy of remarriage and giving birth to a second child, in any of the following circumstances, the husband and wife shall jointly apply for it, and the township or neighborhood population and family planning work agency or the county-level agricultural and forestry farm directly under the Zheng level or above, may have another child

1) The medical appraisal organization for sick and disabled children listed at the prefecture level or above has determined that the first child is a disabled child or the first twin child (including multiple births) is a disabled child and cannot grow into a normal labor force, and is medically considered to be able to have another child.

2) Remarried couples, where one party gave birth to two or fewer children (including lawful adoption, the same below) before the remarriage, and the other party has not given birth to children.

3) Where a remarried couple each had one child before the remarriage, and at the time of divorce it is determined that the minor children will be separated from the former spouse by a judgment or divorce agreement, and the new family has no children.

4) Remarried couples, each of whom had one child before the remarriage, and the new combined family has only one child, but the child is a disabled child and cannot grow into a normal labor force, and is medically considered to be able to have another child.

5) Neither husband nor wife has ever given birth to a child before marriage, but after marriage has been assessed by a medical or health care institution at or above the county level to suffer from infertility, and then becomes pregnant after adopting a child in accordance with law.

6) The husband and wife are only children and have only one child.

7) One of the husband and wife has been working in a mine or deep water for five consecutive years, and is still engaged in that work and has only one child.

8) The husband and wife are rural residents (agricultural population, the same below) and have only one child and are girls.

The above is the relevant provisions of the new policy of remarriage and childbirth, and the approval of an application for the birth of another child in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph shall be reported to the administrative department for population and family planning at the next higher level for the record.

If one of the spouses has two children after remarriage, whether they can have children depends on whether the other party has a lenient child, and if the other party has children, in principle, they cannot have children. Legal basis: "Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 18 The State encourages a couple to have two children.

Where the requirements provided by laws and regulations are met, arrangements may be made to arrange for the birth of another child. 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. 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 in the provisions on the reproduction of children between the provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the Central Government where the husband and wife are registered, they are to be applied in accordance with the principle of prudence in favor of the parties.

Whether the remarried couple is a "remarried second child" must be determined by the family planning department. Couples who meet the requirements for remarriage and reproduction can obtain the "Application Form for Reproduction" from the unit or village (resident) committee of both parties, and report it to the county (city, district) health and family planning department for approval after being reviewed by the people's ** of the township (town) or the family planning office of the sub-district office where the birth management is located. The county (city, district) health and family planning department shall make a decision on whether to approve or not within 30 days from the date of receipt of the "Application for Reproduction Form"; If it is approved, a certificate of reproduction shall be issued, and if it is not approved, the reasons shall be explained in a written manner.

You can contact your local family planning department first.

Legal basis: Constitution of the People's Republic of China

Article 25 The State shall promote family planning so that population growth is commensurate with economic and social development plans.

Article 40 Marriage, family, motherhood and children shall be protected by the State. Both husband and wife have the obligation to practice family planning. Parents have the obligation to raise and educate their minor children, and adult children have the obligation to support and support their parents.

It is forbidden to undermine the freedom of marriage, abuse of the elderly, and abuse of women and children.