The son in law s hukou is in Zheqian Village, can he get a house?

The son-in-law's hukou is in the demolition village, then he can be assigned a house, after all, the house is allocated according to the hukou at the time of demolition, and since the son-in-law's hukou is in the demolition village, he can be allocated a house.

If your hukou is official and you have your own house in the village, you will definitely be assigned a demolition house. If you only have a hukou and no house, you can't get it.

If his hukou is in the demolition village and he originally had a house in the village, he can get it.

Of course you can get it! The hukou is there, and the house is there, of course, you can get it!

If his hukou is in the house demolition, then he may get a house.

It is definitely possible, the household registration is being demolished, if it is true, there will be corresponding compensation, and if you can't get a house, there will be some cash compensation.

It's just that the hukou can't get a house in the demolition village, and you can only get a house if you have a house in the demolition village.

The son-in-law's hukou can also enjoy the demolition policy in the demolition village, and can enjoy the corresponding square subsidy.

Those who have a household registration in the demolished village can get a house, and if they don't get a house, they can also get compensation.

If the son-in-law's hukou is in the locality, he can get a house for demolition, and the house for demolition is based on each household.

The son-in-law is in the demolition village, and the loss of the homestead will be compensated, usually in the form of compensation, and will not be distributed to the house.

If his household registration is to be demolished, it depends on whether his household registration is on it. Normally, if your daughter is in your village, and your son-in-law's household registration is not on it, it is not okay.

If the hukou is in the demolition village, it also depends on whether the demolition can be carried out to his house, and it depends on what is demolished, whether it is a house demolition or land demolition, so it may not be assigned a house.

If you have a house, he will get it, but if you don't have a house, he will not get a house.

If his hukou is in the village, he has the right to get a house.

His own hukou is being demolished, so he will definitely be able to pay for the house.

Local demolition standards must be referenced. In some areas, people who are not indigenous residents will not be able to obtain the benefits of demolition.

When demolishing and relocating rural houses, generally speaking, the resettlement area of the houses has nothing to do with the household registration. Rural houses are compensated according to the above-ground objects, which is related to the actual area of the house, and is generally calculated according to the actual area. According to the provisions of the Notice of the Ministry of Land and Resources on Further Improving the Management of Land Acquisition, reasonable compensation and resettlement should be carried out for housing demolition.

Reasonable compensation should be given to the demolished farmers' houses during land acquisition, and diversified resettlement methods should be adopted according to local conditions, so as to properly solve the housing problems of the demolished rural households. In the suburbs of cities and rural areas, relocation and resettlement are mainly adopted, and homestead land is rearranged for construction. Compensation for demolition and relocation should take into account both the house that was demolished and the homestead that was expropriated.

The demolition of houses shall be compensated according to the replacement cost of the building, and the expropriation of homestead land shall be compensated according to the land acquisition standards stipulated by the local government. It can be seen that housing compensation has nothing to do with household registration. So we're going to distinguish between two concepts:

Compensation and resettlement. Compensation and resettlement are often put together, but there is a difference between them. Compensation is a remedy for the expropriated property rights, while resettlement is an obstacle to the life and residence of the property owner and his family members.

In the compensation for rural house demolition, there is basically no relationship with the household registration, but the main thing that has a certain relationship is the right to ask for resettlement, that is, the right to obtain free resettlement area or the right to purchase resettlement houses at a flat price. In response to the problem of resettlement, the local government may formulate some rules and policies, and more of them exist in specific compensation and resettlement plans.

Legal basis

Item 8 of the notice of the Ministry of Land and Resources on further improving the management of land requisition shall be reasonably compensated and resettled for housing demolition. Reasonable compensation should be given to the demolished farmers' houses during land acquisition, and diversified resettlement methods should be adopted according to local conditions, so as to properly solve the housing problems of the demolished rural households. In the suburbs of cities and rural areas, relocation and resettlement are mainly adopted, and homestead land is rearranged for construction.

Compensation for demolition and relocation should take into account both the house that was demolished and the homestead that was expropriated. The demolition of houses shall be compensated according to the replacement cost of the building, and the expropriation of homestead land shall be compensated according to the land acquisition standards stipulated by the local government.

Legal analysis: With the marriage certificate, the woman's household registration book should apply for the "Household Relocation Permit" at the police station where her household registration is located, and after obtaining the "Household Registration Permit", she will go to the police station where her household registration is located to apply for the "Household Migration Certificate", and finally hand over the "Household Migration Certificate" to the police station where the woman's household registration is located to go through the settlement procedures.

Legal basis: "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Household Registration".

Article 1: These Regulations are formulated so as to maintain social order, protect the rights and interests of citizens, and serve socialist construction.

Article 2 Citizens of the People's Republic of China shall perform household registration in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations. The household registration of servicemen on active duty shall be handled by the military aircraft in accordance with the relevant regulations governing servicemen. Except as otherwise provided by laws and regulations, these Regulations shall apply to the household registration of foreigners and stateless persons residing in the territory of the People's Republic of China.

Summary. Your question is that the son-in-law moved to the woman's house? First, the son-in-law needs to prepare relevant documents, including ID cards, marriage certificates, etc., secondly, the son-in-law needs to apply to the local authorities, submit relevant documents, and pay the relevant fees, and finally, the authorities will review and give corresponding approval according to the applicant's information and materials, and complete the procedures for the son-in-law to move to the woman's house.

Your question is that Teno's son-in-law moved his household registration to the woman's house? First of all, the son-in-law needs to prepare relevant documents, including ID cards, marriage certificates, etc., secondly, the son-in-law needs to apply to the local ** authority, submit the relevant Bi Zhong shouting certificates, and pay the relevant fees, and finally, the ** agency will review according to the applicant's information and materials, give corresponding approval, and complete the procedures for the son-in-law to move to the woman's home.

My husband came to my house! With a family register! And then! If we want to sign my husband's account to his original account in the future, can we?

Hello, according to the relevant laws and regulations, you can sign your husband's account to his original account before the cancellation. However, you will need to provide relevant documents, including your husband's identity certificate, household registration certificate, marriage certificate, etc., in order to complete the check-in procedure. In addition, you will need to submit an application** in order to complete the check-in process.

What are the procedures required to sign in to our account?

You need to bring valid identity documents, such as ID cards, passports, military IDs, etc., to the household registration office where your household registration is located to sign in. When you sign in, you need to prepare relevant materials, including: ID card, household registration book, marriage certificate, divorce certificate, passport, entry and exit documents, real estate certificate, house purchase contract, employment certificate, etc.

When you sign in, you will need to provide a copy of your valid ID, fill in the relevant registration**, and sign for confirmation.

It's not okay to sign first and then get married.

You can sign the household before getting married, but it should be noted that before signing the household registration agreement, both parties must reach a marriage intention in advance, and the parents or other relevant personnel of both parties should also participate in the process of signing the agreement. After signing the agreement, the parties can officially go through the marriage formalities, but it should be noted that the signing of the agreement is only a prerequisite and cannot replace the marriage formalities, and the parties still need to go through the marriage formalities in accordance with local regulations.

I don't really understand. Hello dear can sign the account first in the marriage.

Then my husband can sign back to his original address in the future.

Yes, you can.

Thank. It's just that the formalities are troublesome, and the rest is fine.

Summary. Hello dear daughter is a part of the in-law The daughter's marriage registration transfer to the man does not affect her property rights in her parents' old house, and she still has relevant rights and interests. However, if the son demolishes the old house and builds a new one, this will involve the ownership of the land and the house, and there are different ways to deal with it in different cases.

If the land of the old house is collectively owned and has not been divided, then the application for land use rights needs to be carried out when the new house is built, and the daughter should participate in the relevant processes and procedures as one of the co-owners during the application process. In this case, the daughter can fight for her rights and interests through legal means. If the land in the old house is privately owned and has been divided, it depends on whether the daughter has the property rights in the old house, and if she does, she should be entitled to the corresponding distribution of rights and interests when the house is rebuilt.

The daughter's marriage registration was transferred to the man, the parents' old house was demolished, and the son rebuilt the new house, does the daughter still have a share?

Hello dear daughter is a part of the in-law The daughter's marriage registration transfer to the man does not affect her property rights in her parents' old house, and she still has relevant rights and interests. However, if the son demolishes the old house and rebuilds a new Chakai house, this will involve the ownership of the land and the house, and there are different ways to deal with it in different situations. If the land of the old house is collectively owned and has not been divided, then when building the new house, it is necessary to apply for the land use right of the sedan bird, and the daughter should participate in the relevant processes and procedures as one of the co-owners during the application process.

In this case, the daughter can fight for her rights and interests through legal means. If the land of the old house is privately owned and has been divided, it depends on whether the daughter has the right to close the property in the old house, and if she has the right to the property, she should be entitled to the corresponding distribution of rights and interests when the house is rebuilt.

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In this case, one of the two brothers became a son-in-law and moved to the woman's hometown. What you want to know is whether you can enjoy the treatment of demolishing your family's old house.

First of all, I would like to point out that demolition policies may vary in different regions, so the specific treatment will be affected by local policies. Generally speaking, the demolition policy is mainly aimed at compensating the legal owners or occupants of the house.

In the case you mentioned, if the property right of the old house belongs to the son-in-law of the two brothers, then he may be entitled to compensation for the demolition. However, it should be noted that the premise of enjoying demolition compensation is that the ownership of the house is clear and in accordance with the provisions of local policies. In addition, the relevant demolition conditions and procedures need to be met.

If the ownership of the old house belongs to another brother, then he may not be entitled to the demolition compensation because his hukou has moved to the woman's hometown, which may affect his rights and interests in the demolition of the old house.

In short, the specific demolition policy and treatment need to be determined according to local regulations. It is recommended that you consult the relevant local authorities or consult a professional demolition lawyer for more accurate information and guidance. At the same time, they should also pay attention to abide by relevant laws and regulations to ensure the legitimacy and protection of their own rights and interests.