Is there now a place where marriage is not allowed to move the woman s household registration?

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Generally, it can be relocated, but it needs to meet the number of years, which varies from city to city.

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Hukou migration depends on yourself, if you want to migrate, you can migrate, if you don't want to migrate, don't migrate.

After the wedding celebration is sold, the woman's household registration can not be moved. Hukou migration is based on the principle of registering a hukou at the place of habitual residence. After a citizen's habitual residence changes, he or she should move his or her household registration to his or her current place of residence, i.e., transfer his or her household registration.

China's hukou migration policy covers a wide range of groups, including cadres, employees and their families, students, military personnel and their families.

[Legal basis].Article 19 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration.

Citizens due to marriage, divorce, adoption, adoption, separation, merger, or disappearance; In the event of a change in the household registration caused by recovery or other reasons, the head of the household or the person in person shall report the change of registration to the household registration authority.

After the husband and wife get married, the woman's household registration will generally be moved to the man's house, but she will not be forced to move the number of sales if she does not want to move. It will not affect the child.

According to Article 5 of the Regulations on Household Registration, household registration is based on households. Where they reside together with the person in charge, they shall be established as one household, and the person in charge shall be the head of the household.

If you live alone, you will be the head of your own household. Households residing in government agencies, organizations, schools, enterprises, institutions, and other units and public dormitories are established together or separately. The head of the household shall be responsible for filing the registration of Liang Bi Quiet's household registration in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations.

According to Article 6 of the Regulations on Household Registration, a citizen shall be registered as a permanent resident in the place where he or she habitually resides, and a citizen can only be registered as a permanent resident in one place.

After marriage, the woman's household registration can not be moved, and the specific reasons are as follows:

1. Because the dissolution of marriage by citizens is not directly related to the hukou. After the divorce, the husband can continue to stay at the place where the husband and wife live, and if the husband and wife have an agreement to move out or if there is a request for a judgment or mediation letter, the woman must move out;

2. Unless the person is willing to move the hukou, no other organization or individual has the right to forcibly move the hukou

1) Submit an application to the police station where you move in;

2) The police station at the place of relocation agrees to move in;

3) Submit an application to the police station where the current household registration is located;

4) The police station where the household registration is located will issue a household registration certificate;

5) Go to the Household Affairs Section of the Municipal Public Security Bureau at the place of relocation with the household registration certificate and relevant supporting materials to apply for moving in;

6) The Household Affairs Division issues the "Permit for Relocation";

7) Go back to the police station where your household registration is located with the "Permit to Relocate" to move out and issue a relocation permit;

8) Go to the police station where you move in with your migration certificate and ID card.

3. Due to the different regulations of the hukou policy, you can also choose to re-open the hukou;

4. Remarriage and re-remarriage, if you remarry after divorce, you can move your household registration to the place where the remarried party is located after the divorce, and the procedures and certificates required for it, in addition to referring to the above, must also be specifically understood the local household registration policies and rules.

[Legal basis].Article 10 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration.

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 a migration certificate, and cancel his or her 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.

The law does not mandate that you must move your hukou after marriage. As long as both parties are voluntary, with the ID cards and household registration books of both parties, they can go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to register their marriage, obtain a marriage certificate, and have a legal marriage relationship. Whether or not the household registration is together does not affect the performance and restraint of various rights and obligations after marriage.

Therefore, it does not affect the marriage woman's hukou if she does not move.

Paragraph 1 of Article 10 of the Regulations on Household Registration stipulates that if a citizen moves out of the key area under the jurisdiction of his or her household registration, he or the head of the household shall report to the household registration authority for the registration of moving out, obtain the migration certificate, and cancel the household registration before the relocation.

Paragraph 1 of Article 13 stipulates that when a citizen migrates, within 3 days in urban areas and within 10 days in rural areas, he or she or his household shall preside over the relocation certificate and report to the household registration authority for the registration of the relocation, and surrender the relocation certificate.

Article 11 of the Marriage Registration Regulations stipulates that a Mainland resident who has registered a divorce shall present the following documents and supporting materials:

1) The person's household registration booklet and ID card;

2) The person's marriage certificate;

3) A divorce agreement signed by both parties.

In addition to the certificates and supporting materials provided for in items (2) and (3) of the preceding paragraph, Hong Kong residents, Macao residents, and Taiwan residents who have gone through divorce registration shall also present their own valid passes and identity cards, and overseas Chinese and foreign nationals shall also present their own valid passports or other valid international travel documents.

The divorce agreement shall clearly state the parties' expression of intent to divorce voluntarily and the opinions reached through consultation on matters such as child support, property and debt disposition.

Article 5 of the Marriage Registration Regulations stipulates that mainland residents who go through marriage registration shall present the following certificates and supporting materials:

1) The person's household registration booklet and ID card;

2) A signed statement that he or she has no spouse and no direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations with the other party.

Hong Kong residents, Macao residents, and Taiwan residents who have gone through marriage registration shall present the following certificates and supporting materials:

1) Valid pass and ID card;

2) A statement notarized by a notary public at the place of residence that the person has no spouse and that he or she has no direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations with the other party.

Overseas Chinese who go through marriage registration shall present the following documents and supporting materials:

1) Valid passport of the applicant;

2) A certificate issued by a notary public or competent authority of the country of residence and certified by the embassy (consulate) of the People's Republic of China in that country that the person has no spouse and has no direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations with the other party, or a certificate issued by the embassy (consulate) of the People's Republic of China in that country that he has no spouse and has no direct blood relatives or collateral blood relatives within three generations with the other party.

Foreigners who go through marriage registration shall present the following documents and supporting materials:

1) A valid passport or other valid international travel document of the applicant;

2) A certificate issued by a notary public or competent authority of the country where the person is located, authenticated by the embassy (consulate) of the People's Republic of China in that country or authenticated by the embassy (consulate) of that country in China, or a certificate issued by the embassy (consulate) of the country where the country is located that he has no spouse.

Yes, you should consult the local public security organ, taking Fujian Province as an example, after getting married, you can handle the husband and wife to move their household registration carefully, but it is not necessary to move the household registration. According to the "Fujian Provincial Public Security Organs' Household Registration Management Regulations", Article 85 shall be applied for by the person who has taken refuge in the relocation of the household registration, and in other cases, the relocation of the household registration shall be submitted by the person himself or the coordinator of the collective household registration of the unit.

If the applicant is unable to handle it for any reason, he or she may entrust the head of the household or an immediate family member with civil capacity to handle it in writing, and the entrusted person shall submit his or her "Resident Identity Card" and a power of attorney entrusted by the applicant or the entrusted person at the same time. The relocation of the entire household can be requested by the head of the household. Article 86 The relocation of household registration within the jurisdiction of a county (city) or municipality shall be handled in accordance with the following provisions:

1) Citizens whose household registration is on the collective household of the unit (including the household household on the address of the collective household of the unit), the public address and the address of the demolition, who have a lawful and stable residence in the city or meet the requirements for refuge, shall move their household registration to the address of their lawful and stable residence or the residence of the person to whom they have been refuted;

2) Citizens whose household registration is registered in a collective household and need to move their household registration due to work changes, and if a collective household is set up in the new unit, they may move their household registration to the collective household of the new unit;

3) Households must not move to collective households to settle down. Article 87 Residents in the province who seek refuge in their household registration shall submit the following materials to slow down the relocation and shall be handled by the public security police station at the place of relocation:

1) The "Resident Household Booklet" and "Resident Identity Card" of the applicant and the person to be refuted;

2) Proof of the relationship between the applicant and the person being refuted, including: marriage certificates, birth certificates, adoption certificates, and other statutory or judicial documents, as well as a "Household Registration Certificate" issued by the public security police station;

3) Proof of the lawful and stable domicile of the person to whom the applicant has been sought employment (this restriction is not applicable to husband and wife and children who have not reached the legal age of marriage seek refuge with their parents). Article 89: Husbands and wives seeking refuge are not subject to restrictions such as age, marital age, occupation, lawful and stable residence, family households, or collective households (except for collective households of non-direct employing units such as talent dispatch units, talent intermediary agencies, talent reserve institutions, and units that have been revoked). If the party to be relied upon belongs to a collective household of a unit, it shall submit a certificate issued by the competent department for housing property rights that the person and the person seeking refuge do not have a house in the districted city, municipal district, or county (city), and shall be listed as an independent family at the address of the collective household of the single disturbance.

With regard to women's rights and interests, the state has also made it clear that no one can infringe on women's land interests, regardless of whether a woman's household registration changes due to marital reasons, and because of this, women no longer have to worry about their own interests being harmed after moving to their in-laws' homes.

When applying for a marriage certificate, in fact, the woman does not need to change the household registration, and in the future, when the child applies for the birth permit and the household registration, there is no need for the woman's household registration to be in the man's house. And generally speaking, it is easy for the woman to move out of the hukou, she only needs to prove that the two of you want to get married and are willing, and if you want to move back to the original hukou, you need to meet certain regulations before you can move back.

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