The problem of the marriage of girls and children in different places...

No parent wants to send their daughter that far.

If you really love, your parents will understand you.

I'm an example of that.

My boyfriend and I are getting married on October 1st.

First of all, do you plan to marry her? If yes, when are you planning to get married? If these two questions are figured out, the rest of the matter will be easier to handle.

If you want to get married with her, find an appropriate time to meet her parents and introduce yourself and the family in positive language, but be sure to tell the truth. For example, if you often change jobs, you will say, "You are not willing to be dull at work, but you are more self-motivated". When it comes to marital issues, it's even more important to be honest about what you think.

For example, "after two years, the economic foundation is solid, and then get married".

If you don't want to marry her, it's better for the two of them to slowly drift apart. Better a finger off than always aching.

Whether parents want their children to leave them or not is not the point. The focus is on how you intend to develop your relationship with her. If you like it very much, you have to let yourself mature quickly; If it's just the company when you're lonely, you delay her, and you also delay yourself.

You're smart and know what to do.

Willing to give up... There is a give-and-go before there is a gain.

It's just that you have to think about what you're giving up. And then what will be gained.

OK. Where parents or other legal guardians work or reside in a place other than their household registration for school-age children or teenagers who receive compulsory education at the place where their parents or other legal guardians work or reside, the local people** shall provide them with equal conditions for receiving compulsory education.

In accordance with the law, where school-age children or juveniles whose parents or other legal guardians work or live in places other than their household registration receive compulsory education at the place where their parents or other legal guardians work or reside, the local people** shall provide them with an equal acceptance of compulsory education. Specific measures shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Compulsory Education Act.

Article 12. School-age children and teenagers are exempt from entrance examinations. Local people** at all levels shall ensure that school-age children and adolescents are enrolled in the nearest school for the area of their household registration.

Where parents or other legal guardians work or reside in a place other than their household registration for school-age children or teenagers who receive compulsory education at the place where their parents or other legal guardians work or reside, the local people** shall provide them with equal conditions for receiving compulsory education. Specific measures shall be formulated by provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government. The people's education administrative departments at the county level shall ensure that the children of military personnel in their respective administrative areas receive compulsory limb education.

1. How to decide the child's household registration.

1. On the issue of the child's household registration, the child's household registration can be on the father's household registration book, or on the mother's household registration book, and the parents themselves decide whose household registration book is hungry and which is hungry.

2. If the child is divorced before the household registration, the child's household registration is **, or the child's parents should discuss and decide, if the discussion is not good, they must sue the court for judgment. The court decides who will raise the child and whose household register it will go to.

3. If the child's household registration has been filed and then divorced, the child's household registration must be transferred to the household registration book of one party, and the consent of both parents of the child must be handled.

2. Does the non-relocation of the hukou if the marriage in a different place have an impact on the future life?

There is no impact. After getting married, her hukou can be transferred to a rural hukou, and she meets the conditions for moving her hukou after marriage

If both husband and wife live separately in two places (different cities or counties) or if one party has an agricultural household registration and the other party has a non-agricultural household registration, they can apply for the husband and wife to join the household.

Supporting materials required for moving household registration after marriage:

1. A written report of the reasons for the application;

2. Household registration booklet, resident ID card, marriage certificate of both husband and wife;

3. The household registration certificate issued by the police station of the applicant's hometown, as well as the unemployment certificate or relevant laid-off certificate issued by the labor department (referring to the non-agricultural population).