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After graduation, college students can choose to move to their workplace or move back to their hometown.

Rural students can move their hukou from the village collective to the university and change it to an urban hukou. Of course, this transfer of hukou is a voluntary choice, and you can decide whether you want to move your hukou according to your own situation. Generally speaking, if you change your hukou, there are three ways to deal with your hukou after graduation.

If you can find a stable job in the city where the university is located after graduation, and the employer can issue a certificate, then you can move your hukou from the school to the workplace, so the hukou still belongs to this city.

Processing:

First, if you can find a stable job in the city where the university is located after graduation, and the employer can issue a certificate, then you can move your hukou from the school to your workplace, so the hukou still belongs to this city.

Second, if you find that you are not suitable to stay in this city after graduation and want to go home or go to other cities, then you can choose to move your hukou back to the countryside, which is your voluntary choice at this time, so it is not much different from the nature before you moved your hukou, and it generally will not have any impact.

Third, if you can't find a job after graduation, don't have a job, and can't continue to stay in school, then you can only be sent back to the countryside, but at this time, the nature of your hukou is different from that before you moved your hukou, and it belongs to relatives and friends.

From the perspective of social welfare, the current hukou has been divided into three types:

One is the big city hukou, the corresponding welfare policies are the best, and the resources are relatively scarce; One is the agricultural hukou, and the corresponding land policy and welfare security are also improving day by day; The third type is the small town hukou, which is not enough compared to the above, and is now inferior to the agricultural hukou.

Among the highly mobile people in China, college students are a special group. Among other groups of people, no matter how they go from south to north, they have their own "roots" - the location of the hukou, and only the group of college students, from the time they are admitted to the university, the hukou leaves the "roots", and can only "take root" again after graduation.

University students are particularly mobile. Many college students continue to change their work units after graduation, and even transfer jobs across provinces, and it is difficult to "take root" after a few years of graduation. The emergence of such a group has raised new issues for China's household registration management system.

I don't think it's necessary for my son to stay in the countryside after graduating from college and not move out, because the current policy is difficult to figure out. If I did move out, it would be troublesome to move back in the future, so I didn't move out. Here are my thoughts.

I don't know what everyone will think.

You can fall in the talent market, and there is a centralized treatment where the hukou is located. When I graduated from university, I put it in that collective household registration, and after I bought a house, I moved here.

1. If you continue to study for graduate school, you can continue to keep your collective account at the school.

2. If you find a job in the local area, the company will issue a certificate, and your household registration can be moved to the company.

3. Move back to your place of origin.

After graduating from college students, what do you have to do with the development?

If you continue to study in graduate school, then you can continue to keep the collective household registration in the university, if you find a job in the local area, you can also get a certificate from the company, you can move to the company, if you buy a house in which city, you can also go to the local police station to apply for a household registration, if you go back to your own home, then move back to your hometown.

Generally, I will ask for your advice when I graduate from university, and if you find a job, you can settle down in the company. Otherwise, you will go back to your original place of residence.

I just got my hukou home, and the school will get it for you when I graduate. If you move back to your hometown, you will become an urban hukou, and now you will have no land if you move back or not.

The students in my class who have rural hukou regret moving their hukou because they are now all urban hukou, not rural hukou, so they have no land.

I know this problem, first, you can put it in the school, and the school can keep it for you for two years, but you have to pay money every year! After two years, it will automatically return to its hometown, and if you want to move back to your hometown, you can directly take your own household registration and do it yourself.

Second, it can be put into the local city or provincial talents, but you also have to pay money!

If your job changes a lot, you should put it in school! Good change!

If you move back home, if you were originally a peasant hukou, now you will not be a peasant hukou, and you will become a non-farmer.

You can choose to bring it to the talent exchange center in the city where you work, and if you don't bring it, you can return to your hometown after two years.

1. If you are sure that you did not transfer your hukou or get a hukou migration certificate when you graduated, your hukou has always been in school.

2. You can go to the household registration department of the school for inquiries, or you can go directly to the police station where the school is located for inquiries.

3. If you want to move your hukou to your current place of residence, score 2 situations.

First, if you live in a city at or above the sub-provincial level, and you are not in the same city as the school, your wish will hardly be realized.

Second, if you live in a county-level city or prefecture-level city, it is easier to do so. You go to your workplace to issue a certificate of employment, and then go to the police station where your workplace is located to issue a "permit to relocate", with which you can go to the school to move your hukou.

If the employer does not accept the household registration, transfer back to the place of origin.

Answer: 1. If you graduate from university, your hukou is generally moved back to your hometown, but if you have found a job in Shanghai, it is best to ask the unit to come forward to adjust it for you, and it is best to move your hukou directly to Shanghai, and it is much better for the unit to come forward than for you to come forward privately. In addition, there are many people who have passed English level 6 now, and generally speaking, they will not add points, especially in Shanghai, where they are already disdainful of level 4 or 6.

2. You should not be able to go to Nanchang, because you have graduated, either move back to your hometown, or move to the place where you are employed, if you are not employed in Nanchang, the hukou will not be in Nanchang.

3. If you go back to Jiujiang, Jiangxi, it belongs to Shanghai and does not give you a move to Shanghai, or go back to the first question, which is to ask the unit to help you solve the hukou problem, if the unit has hired you, the hukou problem should be solved, you hurry up and talk to the main person in charge of the unit about this problem, after all, if your hukou can be moved to Shanghai, it is much better to change jobs there in the future than your hukou in other places.

When you go to work, your hukou will be brought to you.

1. What should I do if I have a household registration after graduating from college?

1. After graduation, the hukou migration certificate for college students will be handled as follows:

1) Obtain a tripartite agreement signed and stamped by the school, the employer and the person;

2) The Provincial Department of Education will handle the registration card according to the "Employment Agreement" signed between the graduates and the employer submitted by the school; If the employer has not been confirmed and the graduates apply to return to their place of origin to choose their own employment, they should provide a written application;

3) Go to the school's household registration office to get the household registration card.

2. 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.

2. What are the different situations for applying for a household registration migration certificate?

1. Graduates whose hukou is in the school and who have a work unit should move their hukou from the school to the place where they work. The public security organ where the work unit is located shall go through the household registration procedures with the "Employment Registration Certificate" issued by the provincial graduate employment department, the acceptance certificate issued by the competent department of the employer, and the "Hukou Migration Certificate" issued by the public security organ where the school is located;

2. Graduates whose household registration is not in school and have a work unit can directly move their household registration from their original place of residence to the place of work with the "Employment Registration Certificate" issued by the provincial graduate employment department and the acceptance certificate issued by the competent department of the employer. The public security organ at the place where the hukou is moved out can directly apply for the Hukou Relocation Certificate with the Employment Registration Certificate and the acceptance certificate from the competent department of the employer, and the public security organ at the place where the work unit is located does not need to issue a Certificate of Permission to Move In;

3. If a graduate with a household registration in the school requests to move his or her household registration back to his or her hometown, the public security organ shall go through the procedures for restoring the household registration with the graduate's graduation certificate and the "Hukou Migration Certificate";

4. Graduates of ordinary colleges and universities, when they graduate and leave the school, have not yet confirmed their work unit, they can suspend their employment for 2 years. Graduates who have suspended employment can continue to stay in the school for 2 years. If the graduate has a work unit during the period of suspension of employment, the public security organ shall handle the formalities of household registration transfer with the "Employment Registration Certificate" issued by the provincial department in charge of employment of graduates of colleges and universities and the acceptance certificate issued by the competent department of the employer; Graduates who have suspended employment and have not yet secured a work unit after the expiration of the suspension period may move their hukou back to the place where they moved out of their original hukou in accordance with relevant regulations.

Graduates who have moved their hukou to the school can move their hukou to the location of the unit, or move back to the place of origin, or move to the talent center to join the collective household, and get the "Registration Card" to report back to the place of origin or the unit to complete the hukou transfer procedures. If you do not move to the school, you can take the "Registration Card" to go back to the place of origin to move your household registration, move to the location of the unit, move to the talent center and enter the collective household, or do not move.

1After graduation, where do I want to move my hukou?

Students who move their hukou to the school at the time of enrollment can move their hukou to the place where the unit is located, their place of origin, their relatives' homes or the collective household of the talent center after graduation.

Among them, if the employment agreement has been signed and the employment unit has a collective household registration, the graduates can go through the settlement formalities at the public security organ where the work unit is located with the employment report certificate, graduation certificate, employment agreement and household registration migration certificate issued by the employment department.

Graduates who have not signed an employment agreement can choose to move their hukou back to their place of origin, move into a collective household in the talent center, or stay in the school temporarily, and move out as soon as possible after the job is closed.

2. Is it troublesome for graduates to move their hukou?

Graduates of college and technical secondary school or above do not need to be issued a permit by the local police station, and graduates can go directly to the police station where they move in as long as they hold the employment registration certificate, graduation certificate, employment agreement and household registration relocation certificate.

3Can I change the address of the Migration Certificate?

No, the address of the Hukou Migration Certificate is filled in according to the address of the Employment Registration Card, and graduates must carefully fill in the address of the Employment Registration Certificate to clarify the direction of Hukou migration. In addition, after obtaining the employment registration certificate and the household registration migration certificate, students must verify whether the addresses on the two documents are the same, and they will not be able to settle down if they are inconsistent.

4Is there a time limit for hukou migration?

The Hukou Migration Certificate is valid for 40 days, and in principle, graduates are required to go through the settlement procedures within the validity period, otherwise it will be very troublesome to apply for ID cards, marriage certificates, etc.

5. Can I find someone to do the migration of my hukou?

Yes, but the police station needs to review the agent's information and documents when handling the application.

6What should I do if the Hukou Migration Certificate is accidentally lost or expired?

If you lose your Hukou Migration Certificate, you can apply for it in person, go to the police station where you move in to issue a certificate of non-moving in, and then go to the police station where you move out to reapply for a Hukou Migration Certificate.

7. If I don't find a job, will moving my hukou back to my hometown affect my job search?

It does not affect that after the hukou is moved back to the original place of residence, graduates who find a job and need to move their hukou can go through the relocation procedures at the police station of the place where they move with their graduation certificate, employment registration certificate, ID card, household registration booklet and relevant certificates of the receiving unit.

8If I want to find a job in a certain place, can my hukou fall to a relative's house in a certain place?

Yes, if the work unit has not been confirmed for the time being, but the place where the employment registration certificate is issued is a certain place, you can go to the police station to settle down with the certificate of kinship and the household registration book of the relative.

The general file is the job market or the corresponding archive in the place of origin.

1. File transfer: The file will be mailed to the personnel department in charge of the employment of graduates according to the confidential channel of the graduate's original location, and the file mailing address will be indicated on the registration card issued at the time of graduation

2. Hukou migration: Hukou transfer back to the police station where the family is located when you move out (a registration card will be issued at the time of graduation, and the hukou will be transferred to the hukou with the registration card and hukou migration certificate). The Hukou Migration Certificate and Registration Certificate will be issued to the graduates upon graduation.

3. Graduates who are dispatched back to their hometowns shall report to the employment department of their place of origin (the registration card has been indicated) in a timely manner with their registration card, and the employment department of their hometown will issue a second dispatch to the nearest employment department of the graduate's place of origin.

For example, if the student is from Zhanjiang City, the graduate can apply for transfer to the Zhanjiang Municipal Personnel Bureau when he or she reports to the Guangdong Provincial University Graduate Employment Guidance Center.

4. The specific receiving department sent back to their hometown shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant documents of each province, such as the transfer of students from Fujian Province to the mobile deployment department of the Fujian Provincial Personnel Department, and the transfer of Shangrao students from Jiangxi Province to the Bi Branch Office of the Education Bureau of Shangrao City.

If you go back to your hometown, don't let the school call you back to your hometown, but also send you back to your hometown, if you go back to your hometown, not only will your household registration go back to the street file before you go to school, but you will also have to go back to the street, and your personnel status will be lost, and you will be treated as unemployed, and you will not be able to restore your cadre status unless you take the re-examination and other special channels. Origin, that is, the county level or city where your enrollment is located, and you do not find a job after graduation, in line with the principle of coming from ** to **, send the graduate's file back to the place of origin. The students in the urban area return to the city, and the students in the county return to the county.

The specifics are:

1. After graduation, the school will send the files of unemployed graduates to the talent exchange center where the students are from (normal majors are generally sent to the Education Bureau, and non-normal majors are generally sent to the Personnel Bureau).

2. Graduates who have not signed an employment agreement with the school and are sent back to their place of origin can return to the school to go through the reassignment procedures if they contact the employment unit within two years.