Regarding the question of the place of birth of the family register, I was born in Japan, but I can

You don't have to worry about this kind of thing. The software system is set, and no department you find will help you solve it, not to mention that no department can solve it.

If you can't write Japan in the birthplace column of the household register, then write Henan. The place of birth on the passport and the household registration book is different, it doesn't matter, the Chinese passport made at the Chinese embassy or consulate in Japan can still be used. In the future, the expiration date of the passport is approaching, and when you apply for a new passport, you will handle it according to the information in the household registration book, and the place of birth will be written in Henan.

If you are asked why your place of birth is different when you renew your passport, you tell them the truth, and it will eventually be based on the household register.

You may think that the child's birthplace is written in Japan, and it will be easy to get a visa for the child to go to Japan in the future. In fact, it does not have much impact, Japan is a descentist (humanist) country, and it does not automatically get the right of abode or easy entry status because you were born there. One of the parents is Japanese, regardless of whether the child was born in **, both have Japanese nationality; If both parents or one parent hold a permanent residence status, the child can apply for a status of residence in Japan if the child was born in **.

That's how it is at home.

It's not a question of whether it's indignant or not, the organization is bloated and prevaricating, all of them are officials, and none of them can do things seriously.

Don't compare the Japanese government office with the domestic department, it will disappoint you.

If it is appropriate, let the child stay in Japan permanently, or return to Japan to extend the visa before the expiration of each visa, and go to school in Japan when he grows up.

If you must enter the household registration, it is recommended to go through the back door with the local customs and red envelopes, which will be very fast and save a waste of time.

I have time on 1696 on the Japanese Chinese network, and I usually play on it.

You can go to the relevant department to ask the reason.

Some things are not simply something that is not something to be angry about, especially when it rises to the level of the state.

Since you want to become a Chinese citizen, if you are talking about the problem of national policy, then as a civilian, you have to abide by its rules, and there is no reason to talk about it.

There is no name of Japan in the birthplace column of the family register.

It's really nice to hear that!

It has always been said that Chinese women rush to marry Japanese.

Men rushed to get there, they didn't believe it before, but now they believe it!

What's so hard about that. You just hit the previous ** to ask what kind of department it is. Again**. However, it may take a few circles. But since you've been running around for so long. This difficulty is nothing.

Summary. You are a child born in Japan and want to register in China, you need to meet the following conditions: You must be a Chinese citizen.

You must have lived in China for more than one year. You must have a legal domicile and be able to provide relevant documentation of your domicile. You will need to prepare the relevant documents, including ID card, passport, marriage certificate, birth certificate, etc.

You are a child born in Japan and want to register in China, you need to meet the following conditions: You must be a hail reform citizen in China. You must have lived in China for more than one year.

You must have a legal domicile and be able to provide proof of domicile. You will need to prepare the relevant documents, including ID card, passport, marriage certificate, birth certificate, etc.

After you have provided all the documents, you can apply to the local public security bureau for household registration. The specific process and documents required may vary from region to region, so it is recommended that you consult your local public security authority.

legal basis; Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration

Article 3: Public security organs at all levels are in charge of household registration work. 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 registration of the difference in the number of households. 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 agriculture, fishery, salt, forestry, animal husbandry and handicrafts, the cooperatives shall designate a special person to assist the household registration authorities in handling the household registration.

Cooperatives shall directly handle the household registration by the household registration authority.

Article 4 The household registration authority shall establish a household registration book. In cities, on the water, and in towns with public security police stations, each household should be given a household registration booklet. In rural areas, cooperatives are issued household registration books; Accounts other than cooperatives are not issued with a household register.

The household register and the matters registered in the household register have the effect of proving citizenship.

Article 5 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 household shall be responsible for filing the household registration in accordance with the provisions of this Regulation.

Summary. Hello dear, I would like to take the first step in analyzing your situation by asking for a "Certificate of Acceptance of Birth" from the ward office (or any other organization where you submitted your "birth date", usually a ward office). The second step is to send the certificate to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan for its notarization and seal, proving that the certificate is a formal and valid written document issued by the Japanese ** authority.

If you are not sure how to send it to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or what other documents should be attached to it, I recommend that you ask the staff of the ward office directly, who was sent to Osaka in Aichi Prefecture, where I was working at the time, and I have the impression that I filled out a slip and mailed it in an envelope along with the certificate. The third step is to wait for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to send back the notarized certificate.

Hello dear, I would like to take the first step in analyzing your situation by asking for a "Certificate of Acceptance of Birth" from the ward office (or any other organization where you submitted your "birth date", usually a ward office). The second step is to send the certificate to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan for its notarization and seal, proving that the certificate is a formal and valid written document issued by the Japanese ** authority. If you are not sure how to send it to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or what other documents should be attached to it, I recommend that you ask the staff of the ward office directly, who was sent to Osaka in Aichi Prefecture, where I was working at the time, and I have the impression that I filled out a slip and mailed it in an envelope along with the certificate.

The third step is to wait for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to send back the notarized certificate.

During this period, you may receive a request from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs** about the purpose of notarization, and it can be used for resident registration or nationality registration in China. The fourth step is to take the notarized certificate from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the Chinese Consulate in Japan and ask it to be notarized. As long as it is said that it is used for domestic household registration, the consulate staff will know which stamp should be stamped and how.

Please pay attention to the opening hours of your local consulate. For example, the Chinese Consulate in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, where I work, is only open from 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. on weekdays, and is closed on Chinese holidays and Japanese holidays, all day on weekends, and in the afternoons and evenings on weekdays. The fifth step is to take the certificate that has been stamped and recognized by the consulate to the place where the household registration is located, and ask the local "foreign-related notary office" to ask for a "birth certificate".

The sixth step is to take the birth certificate taken out by the notary office to the local household registration window (usually the police station) for household registration.

Summary. Hello, dear, it is a pleasure to serve you According to the relevant documents of the census, during the period of household registration, citizens must handle household registration items such as declaration, change and correction in accordance with relevant regulations. Married babies born in China who settle down with their mothers or fathers shall be directly handled by the police officers in the household registration of the police station with the baby's "Medical Certificate of Birth", the "Marriage Certificate" of the parents, the ID card, and the "Household Registration Booklet".

If one of the parents is outside the province, the certificate of non-settlement of the baby issued by the public security organ shall be provided).

Dear, hello, it is a pleasure to serve you according to the relevant census documents, during the period of household registration, citizens must be handled in accordance with relevant regulations for declarations, changes and corrections and other household registration items. Married babies born in China who settle down with their mothers or fathers are to be directly handled by the police officers in the household registration of the police station with the baby's "Birth Medical Certificate", the parents' "Marriage Certificate", ID card, and "Household Registration Booklet". (If one of the parents is outside the province, the certificate issued by the public security organ that the baby has not settled in the province must be provided).

Relatives Foreign-born children declare household registration: minors under the age of 18 join their parents, with the entry and exit documents of the People's Republic of China nationality, the translation of the "birth certificate" into Chinese (issued by a qualified translation company, stamped with a sewing seal in Chinese), the parents' "resident identity card", "marriage certificate" (the foreign "marriage certificate" must be certified by the People's Republic of China ambassador to foreign countries), the original and copy of the "household registration book", legal fixed residence, DNA testing of three parents in China, and DNA testing of two parents and one parent in China.