Hello, I would like to ask you for help with your questions about the archives

1.If you have worked for less than one year after graduation, you cannot apply for regular grading.

2.Without a positive rating, the talent market cannot accept it in principle.

3.Within two years of graduation, you can be reassigned during the dispatch period.

4.Since the original unit can issue a certificate of dissolution, then go to the new unit to report first, and the new unit will issue a certificate of employment.

5.The new unit is a private enterprise, and it should not have the right to keep the files, and the files will eventually be stored in the talent center or trusteeship where the new unit is located.

6.In this case, the registration card is sent to the original unit, and it needs to be reassigned, and then complete 57You have a few questions that are not clear, such as where is the location of the hukou, where is the new unit, and where the file is currently in **, etc., so I can't answer them in detail, and I also need you to consult the local agency.

If the unit is a private enterprise, it can only be adjusted and stored in the local talent market after the enterprise has established a contractual relationship with the local talent market.

The private sector itself does not have the right to keep records.

Your situation is theoretically not going to work. In fact, things are very easy to solve, you first go to the original work unit (Shanxi), ask it to issue a certificate of termination of the labor contract, and then reassign through the school, so that there is a file letter, and then take out the file and store it in the talent market where your household registration is located, private enterprises generally do not accept files, so your file should eventually be placed in the talent market where the work unit is located.

Summary. If you haven't graduated yet, then you have time to make up for the lack of supporting materials in high school. In future semesters or grades, you can actively participate in military training and community service activities, and collect as much evidence as possible to supplement your file.

At the same time, you can communicate with your school counselor, advisor, or school administration to inform them of your situation and ask if they can provide appropriate support and guidance to help you supplement your materials. Remember, being actively involved in various activities and communicating with the school in a timely manner will help ensure that your file is complete. Most importantly, maintaining good academic and moral performance at all times is also very important for your future application and development.

What do you want to ask.

Does the lack of supporting materials for high school archives and military training and community service have any impact? The revision time has passed, can I apply for it if it has an impact?

If your high school file lacks supporting materials for military training and community service, it may have a certain impact on your application for schools, scholarships, or jobs. These activities are often regarded as important proof of the comprehensive quality and ability of the students. Although the revision time has passed, you can still try to request a supplementary document.

You can contact your school or relevant organization to explain the situation and provide their way of proving your participation in military training and community service activities, such as providing other witnesses or related activities**, testimonial letters, etc. Some schools or institutions may consider accepting these supplemental materials, but results may vary on a case-by-case basis. In short, even though the revision time has passed, you can still try to request a complete application.

It is best to communicate with the relevant authorities and provide as much evidence as possible to support the fact that you are involved in these activities.

I haven't graduated yet, I'm only in my first year of high school now, and I just recently discovered this problem.

If you haven't graduated yet, then you have time to make up for the lack of supporting materials in high school. In the future semester or grade, you can accumulate Jiji to participate in military training and community service activities, and collect as many supporting materials as possible to supplement your file for quick change. At the same time, you can communicate with your school counselor, advisor, or school administration to inform them of your situation and ask if they can provide appropriate support and guidance to help you supplement your materials.

Remember, being actively involved in various activities and communicating with the school in a timely manner will help ensure that your file is complete. Most importantly, maintaining good academic and moral performance at all times is also very important for your future application and development.

Is this application deadline before graduating from high school? It's summer vacation, and the school is not open, so if you go to apply, can you go to the Political and Educational Office?

It's best to get it done before graduating from high school, and you can go to the political and educational office during the summer vacation to ask, and if you can, do it, if not, start school and deal with it.