Can a child register at his mother s house with his father s surname?

A child can follow both the father's and the mother's surname. It has nothing to do with whose surname you leave your household registration on whose household registration book you leave it on.

Even if the child takes his father's surname, he can also register his household registration at his mother's house, which is a very normal thing, and it can be handled at the public security bureau.

If a child takes his father's surname, can he register his household registration at his mother's house? Of course, you can register your household registration at your mother's house, and your child's household registration can be at your father's house or your mother's house.

Even if the child takes the father's surname, he can still leave his hukou at his mother's house, because many children whose parents' hukou are not together, and they all settle down with their mother.

Children follow their father's surname, so they must not be able to register their household registration in their mother's house. Because this does not meet the requirements for registration.

Children with their father's surname can put their household registration in their mother's house, but I said that they can put their household registration in their mother's house, because of this? The child is from both parents, as for his surname, mother's surname and father's surname, and whose surname is anyone's surname, so if you say that the surname is the father's surname, is it the father's? The surname of the mother is the mother, which you can do casually, because they are the mother's, the joint product of the parents, so it is okay to say that anyone is on the household registration.

Children follow their father's surname, and it is okay to put the household registration in the mother's house, and it doesn't matter who the household registration is just in under normal circumstances, but after going to school, you must transfer it to your own household registration name.

The child follows the father's surname, and it should be possible to register the household registration at the mother's house. Because the child's hukou can be followed at will, the mother can follow, and the father can follow.

Yes, the hukou and the surname have nothing to do with each other, otherwise how should the divorced child be awarded to the mother, and the hukou can be in anyone's house.

Absolutely.

Your name will not be asked for your account.

As long as they are related by blood, they are their biological parents.

You can register your account.

This is okay, following the father's surname does not mean that the household registration is on the father's household registration book. It's okay to move to your mother's place.

The child takes his father's surname. You can also put your child's household registration at the mother's home. In our rural area, there are many such facts. In the past, the father's hukou was a resident. My mother's hukou is a farmer. The child's hukou is on the farmer's side.

Of course, it is possible for children to follow their father's surname or their mother's surname, and it is okay to have a household registration on the father's side or the mother's side.

If a child takes his father's surname, can he register his household registration at his mother's house? I think that if the child takes his father's surname, but if his mother raises him, he can go to his mother's house.

Children who take their father's surname can keep their household registration in their mother's house. As long as you are registered in the woman's house, you can explain the situation to the person in the household registration office.

The child took his father's surname and was able to leave his household registration in his mother's house. This can be with either the mother or the father.

As long as your child is a newborn and has a birth certificate, even if the name of the child and the father is in the mother's account.

The child sells his household registration at his mother's house with his father. Yes, because my parents are a family.

The child's surname can be registered with the father's mother's house, because the household registration can be followed by the mother's household registration.

If a child has a father's surname and a nearby surname, can he put his household registration at his mother's house? Children with their father's surname can register at their mother's house.

Children with their father's surname can also ask for a household registration, and on the mother's side, this can be registered. Our family has been on it before.

If a child takes his father's surname, can he register his or her household registration at his mother's house? If the father's and mother's hukou are not together, the child's hukou can be listed on the mother's hukou book.

The child can also register at the mother's house according to the father's heart. For a child is the common child of the father and the mother.

Children with their father's surname can put their household registration at their mother's house, because of this household registration. It's okay to follow both father and mother.

If the mother's household registration is in the mother's house, the child can also go to the mother's mother's family, and the child can go to the father's household registration or the mother's household registration, there is no problem.

If the child is a child, can he register with his mother's house with his father's surname? It can be placed in the mother's house, because if you say it, now the household registration is free, and the child wants to go up**?

Yes, only parents have it, and there is a birth certificate, you can go to the household.

If it can be proved that it is a husband and wife, then the child's household registration can be on the mother's household registration, because they are all guardians, so they can be registered on the mother's household registration.

The child takes the father's surname, and as long as the man agrees, the child's household registration can be transferred to the woman's family.

Can a child register at his mother's house with his father's surname? Of course you can. As long as it can be proved that it is a mother-child relationship.

Legal analysis]: The child follows the father's surname, and the household registration can go to the mother's side. According to the relevant laws and regulations of our country, children can take their father's surname or their mother's surname, which has nothing to do with which side the child's household registration is declared.

Within one month after the birth of the baby, the guardian of the infant or the head of the household shall report the birth registration to the public security police station where the baby's father or mother has permanent residence with the birth medical certificate, marriage certificate of both parents of the baby, household registration booklet, resident ID card, etc.

Legal basisArticle 7 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration shall be reported to the household registration authority of the child's habitual residence within one month after the birth of the child. For abandoned infants, the adopter or the child-rearing authority shall report the birth registration to the household registration authority.

Legal Analysis: It's okay. The child may take the father's or mother's surname, and after birth, the child may report the birth registration to the public security police station where the father's or mother's household registration is located.

Legal basis: "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration" Article 18 A citizen's change of name shall be handled in accordance with the following provisions:

1. When a person under the age of 18 needs to change his or her name, he or her parents or adopters shall apply to the household registration authority for a change of registration." 2. When a person over the age of 18 needs to change his or her name, he or she shall apply to the household registration authority for the change of registration.

Legal analysis: You can have the father's surname when you enter the mother's household registration. Because children have the right to take their mother's surname, as well as their father's surname. The specific surname of the child is to be decided by the parties themselves through negotiation. The law stipulates that a natural person shall take his or her father's or mother's surname.

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

Article 10 Where 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, receive the migration certificate, and cancel the 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.

Article 13: From the time of arrival at the place of relocation, within 3 days in urban areas and 10 days in rural areas, citizens or their households shall preside over the relocation documents and report to the household registration authorities for registration of their relocation, and surrender and cancel their relocation certificates.

Citizens who do not have migration certificates shall apply for relocation registration at the household registration authority in the place of relocation with the following documents:

1. Demobilized, demobilized or discharged servicemen shall present their certificates issued by the county or city military service organs or military organs at or above the regimental level;

2. Overseas Chinese and international students returning from abroad with their passports or entry documents of the People's Republic of China;

3. Persons who have been released by the people's courts, people's procuratorates, or public security organs may present the certificates issued by the organ that released them.

2. The specific child's surname shall be decided by the parties themselves through negotiation.

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

The specific surname of the child is to be decided by the parties themselves through negotiation. 1. On the child's birth certificate, there will be detailed information about the child's biological father and mother, not only the information of the child's biological father;

2. The person concerned can carefully check the child's medical birth certificate;

3. The newly-born baby can apply for permanent residence at the household registration authority where the father's or mother's permanent residence is located. 1. Procedures for applying for household registration for newborns:

1. Medical Certificate of Birth issued by the hospital.

2. If the "Family Planning Service Manual" issued by the family planning department is an unplanned birth, the certificate issued by the family planning department at or above the town level where the mother of the baby is located shall be presented.

3. The collective household registration book or family household registration book of the baby's father or mother.

4. If you are born across the year and have not settled your permanent residence, you should apply to the police station with the above procedures and report to the municipal bureau for approval.

Legal basis: Article 1015 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China: Natural persons shall take their father's or mother's surname, but in any of the following circumstances, they may choose a surname other than their father's and mother's surnames:

1) Select the surnames of other lineal elders' blood relatives;

2) The surname of the person who is chosen because he or she is being supported by a person other than the legal person who is the person who is the legal supporter;

3) There are other legitimate reasons that do not violate public order and good customs.

The surnames of natural persons belonging to ethnic minorities may be subject to the cultural traditions and customs of their own ethnic groups.