What is the impact of not moving the hukou?

Looking at personal wishes, many people think that moving their hukou is home, and there is a sense of belonging, what do you think?

Under the current circumstances, many people with rural hukou are reluctant to move because it is useless to move to the cities.

If you still remember that the rural hukou in your hometown has benefits, such as dividing land or developing money, then don't move. And you are a woman, and you can move with your husband when you get married in the future.

If you don't think it's useful, you can move. Now the state advocates urbanization, so if you don't move now, you can move in the future, and as long as your unit agrees, you should be able to move the collective hukou. For example, in some cities in Guangdong, there are many talents who can enter the household through different channels every year.

As someone who knows more about the aspect, I would like to give you a few suggestions if you don't move for the time being:

1. Apply for a residence permit (temporary residence permit).

2. Ask the unit to purchase social security and file the labor contract with the labor bureau.

In this way, if there is a policy in the future, and you want to accommodate it, you can apply to move in.

Is that okay?

It is recommended to move to Ningbo, because you will eventually need to buy a house and get married, have children, and settle down with children.

If you want to move to Ningbo, you need to have a unit to accept it.

Of course, it is better to move over, mainly because it is convenient to do social security, children's education and other issues, and it has no impact on renting. However, the hukou is not very important now, mainly depending on your own situation, such as not moving now, and then moving if there is anything that needs to be done with a local hukou in Ningbo.

According to Article 6 of China's "Household Registration Regulations", every citizen can register as a permanent resident at the place of permanent residence. Therefore, if you live in a place other than your household registration for a long time, you can move your household registration to the area where you have your permanent residence. However, some friends are reluctant to move their hukou, so they are more worried that not moving their hukou will have an impact on them, so is there any impact?

Let's take a look.

In fact, if you do not move your hukou, your social security and provident fund payment will not be affected, even if you are not employed in the place of household registration, the local unit can also pay social security and provident fund for you normally, but some places may require the migration of hukou, and you can buy a house after a few years, and if you do not move your hukou, you may not be eligible to buy a house.

For some graduates, who is the graduate's family register? Of course, the transfer of social security and the transfer of the hukou are relatively simple, and if you are unwilling to transfer the hukou to the place of work, it will not be affected.

Hello, after marriage, the woman's household registration can not be moved. Marriage is not necessarily related to relocation. Article 10 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration Article 10 If a citizen moves out of the jurisdiction of his or her household registration, he or the head of the household shall report to the household registration authority for moving out of the household registration before moving out, obtain the migration certificate, and cancel the household registration.

Citizens moving from rural areas to urban areas must apply to the household registration authorities of their permanent residence for moving out with a certificate of employment from the urban labor department, a certificate of admission to a school, or a certificate of permission to move in from the urban household registration authority. Citizens moving to border areas must obtain the approval of the public security organs of the county, city, or municipal district where they habitually reside. Article 19 When a citizen's household registration changes due to marriage, divorce, adoption, adoption, household division, merger, disappearance, recovery or other reasons, the head of the household or himself shall report to the household registration authority for the change of registration.

Marriage, legally known as the establishment of marriage, refers to the civil juristic act of the spouses to establish the relationship between the spouses in accordance with the conditions and procedures prescribed by law, and to assume the rights, obligations and other liabilities arising therefrom. In our ordinary cognitive behavior, we think that marriage means that both men and women are separated from their original families and registered for union, as the saying goes, that is, both parties are in the same household register. However, there are also many women who marry far away, due to various reasons, do not choose to move their household registration to their husband's house when they get married.

When a woman gets married, whether she moves her household registration or not, there are pros and cons to her. Nowadays, many policies to benefit the people, especially in rural areas, are calculated according to the family size in the household registration book, if the woman does not move her household registration to her husband's house after marriage, it may affect the family should enjoy many preferential treatment in the village. For example, demolition and relocation now have demolition compensation, and the compensation is calculated according to the family size.

Therefore, after both men and women get married, those who have entered the household can get the corresponding compensation, and those who have not entered the household can not enjoy it, which reflects the benefits of moving the household registration.

However, there are advantages and disadvantages, if the marriage of both parties does not come to the end as desired, then when the divorce, how to deal with the household registration?

According to the law, there is a situation of returning to the original hometown, that is, taking the household registration permit issued by the police station of origin to the household registration department to apply for a permit for relocation (a certificate of consent from the unit of origin or the village committee and a divorce agreement are required), and then apply for a household registration transfer certificate at the current household registration police station. There is also a type of current household separation, that is, the household registration and the ex-husband are separated, and the household is separated. Although it is still the same hukou address, the hukou is separate in the legal sense.

The regulations are like this, but when they are really implemented, it has caused all kinds of inconvenience to women after divorce in life. First of all, some netizens reported that it is not feasible to separate households from their hometowns. The woman herself is divorced and wants to be independent, but when she really goes to the household window, she is told that it is not possible, and she can not move out of the household registration, which will not affect the normal life of the woman and her ex-husband's family.

It is not feasible to separate the household of origin, and it is not easy for a woman who marries outside a place to move her household registration after divorce. A woman who married outside wanted to move her hukou back to her parents' house after her divorce and found many places that she would not be able to move back, saying that she could only wait for her to get married again and move her hukou to her husband's house.

Therefore, from the situation of these two female compatriots, it can be seen that whether you lend your local nationality or marry away from home, as long as a woman divorces, she has no home, and her household registration is nowhere to go. There is also an important problem, that is, the problem of their own children's schooling, if the woman does not have a hukou, the child's hukou can only be with the man, or the mother's hukou, which is a lot of inconvenience for the child to go to school in the future.

To sum up, for women, whether they want to move their household registration after marriage has its own advantages and disadvantages, and it still has to be based on their actual situation, and cannot be generalized.

1. It is easy to have debt disputes.

When the property rights of the house are transferred, the debts will naturally be transferred. Suppose the original owner is involved in a debt dispute, but the hukou is on your house. It is very likely that the creditor or the court will use your house to pay off the debt or mortgage, so isn't the buyer's house bought for nothing?

2. The transaction price will be affected when reselling.

If a buyer wants to resell the house after buying a house, and the person who is going to buy your house learns that your account is not here at all, everyone will hesitate, after all, the more people involved, the more trouble, which is likely to be a good excuse for others to bargain with you.

3. Demolition compensation affects distribution.

It's very simple, if you have a house book, you will get compensation for demolition if you have a hukou. Although the demolition mainly depends on the household registration book, in actual operation, the compensation will still be distributed according to the actual number of residents, and if you encounter a former homeowner who has a lot of trouble, it will be endless trouble.

It is the individual's will to move or not to move after marriage, and others have no right to interfere. But in short, there are still advantages to moving the hukou together. It is indeed more convenient to apply for a passport for a birth permit.

If the hukou is not moved together, the child's hukou must match the local hukou when they go to school, otherwise they will not be able to go to school nearby.

If you don't move your hukou, the impact on you will be minimal;

If the account is not moved to the company's public account, it will have a slight impact on the company's daily management and the distribution of various benefits;

Not moving your account will not affect your company's normal handling of housing provident fund and pension insurance procedures for you; That is to say, on the premise that you do not handle the migration of your household registration, your company is still obliged to handle the personal pension insurance and provident fund business for you;

There is no requirement that the household registration and records must be kept in one place; Generally speaking, it is more convenient for individuals to handle their daily business and maintain information by storing personal files in the place where their household registration is located.

Legal analysis: 1. When it comes to relocation, expropriation and other issues, the local hukou will be prohibited from settling down;

2. If I am involved in the case, there may be restrictions on the transfer;

3. If the household is separated, it may be required to transfer out and settle down in the place where the house is located when applying for an ID card. What is the above situation, can not move the slip difference to dig the account.

Legal basis: "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration" Article 3 The work of household registration shall be in charge of the public security organs at all levels. 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 rural credit and nuclear industry, fishery, salt industry, forestry, animal husbandry and animal husbandry, handicraft industry, etc., Heqing Gaozuo Cooperative shall designate a special person to assist the household registration authority in handling the household registration. Accounts other than cooperatives shall be directly registered by the household registration authorities.

Legal analysis: 1. When it comes to relocation, expropriation and other issues, the local hukou will be prohibited from settling down; 2. If I am involved in the case, there may be restrictions on the transfer; 3. If the household is separated, it may be required to transfer out and settle down in the place where the house is located when applying for an ID card.

Legal basis: "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration" Article 30 Where a citizen leaves the place of permanent residence for which he or she is registered to actually reside in another place of permanent residence for a long time, the person who relocates or the head of the household shall promptly report the relocation registration to the public security police station.

Hello, it's better not to move, is it better to move the hukou or not? Take college students, for example:

There are pros and cons to going to college and moving your hukou.

Disadvantages: If you move the hukou, the hukou is only transferred to the school, it is a collective hukou, after graduation, the school is not responsible for continuing to keep it, and the Huaichun hukou has to be transferred again, either to the place of work, or to return to the place of origin, where the hometown is not to change back to the agricultural hukou, but to the city where it is located, and can not be with the parents' hukou, to set up their own door, become a non-agricultural hukou. If you want to change back to farming, it is basically difficult.

Moreover, if you become a non-agricultural hukou, you will lose many of the preferential benefits enjoyed by the agricultural hukou, and even lose some of the land use rights and homesteads contracted by your parents.

Advantages: If you move your hukou to the school, it will be very convenient to reapply for some important documents such as ID cards, and you don't need to go home to do it. In addition, after graduating from university, it is easier for students who choose to stay in the city where they study and work, if they have a hukou here, they want to take root and close their stomachs.

If you have the ability or decide to buy a house and settle in a big city in the future, it will be more convenient to transfer your hukou to a big city when you graduate, and you can directly transfer it from the school to the place of work (of course, the work unit can solve the hukou problem), especially for students who want a hukou in Beijing and Shanghai (state-owned enterprises and civil servants can solve the hukou problem, but the general company can basically solve the hukou in Beijing and Shanghai), if the hukou is not transferred to the school, it will be more difficult. As for whether to move the hukou, in fact, it should be considered comprehensively from the aspects of career planning, family situation, and convenience. Some students see others ** have followed the trend, and some are troublesome and have not turned, which may have some impact on future study, career choice, and life, students must consult their parents and elders and make careful choices.

Summary. For the sake of children's education, it is better to move the hukou, and some people do not move the hukou with the whole family.

For example, fathers move with children, and some mothers take care of children, and keep a rural hukou for the future of their own family.

It is better to move the hukou or not.

Is it better to move or not to move your hukou: say it and analyze it?

My hometown is from Henan, and I bought a house in Dalian with a 5-year-old child who wants to move my hukou to Dalian.

For the sake of children's study, it is better to move the hukou, and some people do not move the hukou with the whole family. For example, the father moved to bring the child, and some of the Pi people were brought by the mother with the child, and the retention of a Jinliang rural household registration was also for the future of his family.

For the sake of children's study, it is better to move the hukou, and some people do not move the hukou with the whole family. For example, the father moved to bring the child, and some of the Pi people were brought by the mother with the child, and the retention of a Jinliang rural household registration was also for the future of his family.

It's up to you

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