If the hukou is not in the countryside, can you bury it in your hometown after death?

OK. Rural graves are formed by history, everyone has a cemetery, buried in their own family grave, usually no one will take care of it, this because it involves public order and good customs, and the land conditions in various places are not the same, the state does not have unified regulations. However, there are many superstitions in the countryside, so you must have a good relationship with the villagers in your ancestral hometown, and there are no local obstacles.

1. Who owns the property when the household registration moves out of the hometown.

1. If the house has been moved out of the hukou, if the house has not been demolished and no one lives in it, the house should belong to the village collective. Because as a farmer, you only have the right to use it, once you move out of the hukou and want to give up the right to use the homestead, you can explain to the village committee that you can withdraw for a fee, or transfer the homestead to other people in the village.

2. There is also a situation that if the house itself belongs to the individual farmer, and the policy of following the house is now implemented, as long as the house is your house has not been demolished, you have the right to use. Even if you move out, the house still belongs to you, but after you move out, you cannot apply to rebuild the house.

3. There is also a situation in the countryside, where the children can inherit the house of their parents, if the parents' household registration is still in the countryside, but the children's household registration has moved out, for him he still has the right to use, and he also has the right to inherit, but there is one point that cannot be rebuilt.

4. Therefore, for people whose household registration is not in the countryside, unless the house is uninhabitable, or has collapsed, it will be taken back by the village committee, otherwise the right to use such a house and the right to inherit it will be in their own hands.

2. What procedures are required for moving the hukou?

1. There are also different types of household registration, such as moving within the office, you need to bring the original household registration book and ID card to the police station where the household registration is located to go through the migration procedures. If you are migrating across regions, you need to bring your personal documents and fill in the application first**.

2. After the application is processed, it will be accepted by the staff of the police station and then submitted to the sub-bureau for approval. If it is a marriage move, you also need to provide a marriage certificate and family planning certificate. If you want to move your household registration by dividing your house and buying a house, provide a copy of the real estate certificate.

3. Wait until the sub-bureau agrees, then issue a certificate of permission to move in, and then go to the police station where you want to move in to apply for a migration certificate, and then you can go through the procedures for moving in.

Legal basis: Article 8 of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Household Registration If a citizen dies before his burial in urban areas and within one month in rural areas, the head of the household, relatives, dependents or neighbors shall report the death registration to the household registration authority and cancel the household registration. If a citizen dies in the place of temporary residence, the household registration authority of the place of temporary residence shall notify the household registration authority of the place of permanent residence to cancel the household registration.

If a citizen dies as a result of an accident or the cause of death is unknown, the head of the household or the person who discovered it shall immediately report it to the local public security police station or the township or town people's committee.

*Hukou is not in the countryside, you can be buried in your hometown after death**. For the transfer of hukou, it is recommended that you consult the relevant local authorities.

Summary. However, the following circumstances are excepted: (1) In the case of death in a hospital (including other medical institutions), the bereaved owner shall promptly notify the funeral home to receive the body with the death notice issued by the hospital, and cremate it after going through the formalities.

2) The remains of a person who died unnaturally due to a traffic accident or other reasons are to be cremated after a forensic evaluation by the judicial department, and the bereaved owner is notified to go through formalities. (3) The public security department's forensic appraisal of the nameless or ownerless remains is to notify the funeral home to pick them up and cremate them.

Hello dear, it doesn't matter. It has nothing to do with the fact that a person is buried in ** after death, and his household registration is in **. If it is a city, it is generally buried in a cemetery.

If it is a closed village, there are some cemeteries where there are cemeteries, and if there is no cemetery, you can bury (ashes) on the self-kept hill of your own finch chain, or bury (ashes) according to the wishes of the old man.

According to Article 9 of the Regulations on the Administration of Funerals and Burials, after the death of citizens in the Yeyin cremation area, all of them shall be cremated. Citizens who are not in the cremation area shall be cremated if they die in the cremation area. Article 11 of the Measures stipulates that the body that must be cremated in accordance with the provisions of these Measures shall be cremated after the death certificate issued by the unit or village (resident) committee where the deceased belonged before his death.

However, except for the following circumstances: (1) In the case of death in a hospital (including other medical institutions), the bereaved owner shall promptly notify the funeral home to receive the body with the death notice issued by the Xian Lead Trace Hospital, and cremate it after going through the formalities. (2) The remains of a person who died unnaturally due to a traffic accident or other reasons shall be cremated after forensic appraisal by the judicial department, and the bereaved owner shall be notified to go through formalities.

3) The body of an unknown or ownerless body is to be forensically evaluated by the Ministry of Public Security and then notified to the funeral home to pick it up and cremate it.

Legal Analysis: Land Disposal Methods for the Rural Deceased: 1. First investigate whether the deceased person has relatives, and if there are relatives, their relatives should be allowed to inherit the land use rights.

2. During the investigation period, the land can be temporarily managed by the collective, and the benefits generated during the escrow period shall be owned by the collective. 3. When it is clear that they have no relatives, the land can be transferred to collective ownership. 4. After the land is transferred to collective ownership, how to deal with it, divide it or maintain collective ownership, and jointly distribute the benefits, to be studied and decided by the collective meeting.

Legal basis: Rural Land Contract Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 3: The State implements a system of rural land contract management.

Rural land contracting is to be contracted by households within rural collective economic organizations, and rural land such as barren hills, barren ditches, barren hills, and barren beaches that are not suitable to be contracted by households may be contracted by means of bidding, auction, and public consultation.

Article 31 The contractor's contract income shall be inherited in accordance with the provisions of the Inheritance Law.

If the contractor of the forest land contract dies, his heirs may continue the contract during the contract period.

There are no rules on where to be buried after death, but if you are returning to your hometown for burial, there are many customs and superstitions in the countryside, and you must communicate well with the villagers in your ancestral hometown, and there are no local obstacles. Rural land rights are confirmed, and the land will be repossessed if the household registration moves out of the land 1If a farmer moves his entire household registration to a city before the land ownership is confirmed, and the land will be recovered by the rural collective organization, and the land ownership cannot be confirmed.

No, burying dead people in the fields, not to mention whether relatives and other villagers feel discouraged (public anger), even if the consent of relatives and the village committee (village cemetery) is obtained, there will be restrictions in law and in reality.

First of all, according to the provisions of the Land Law, the contracted land in the countryside (relatives' homes) belongs to agricultural land, and land use other than agricultural purposes is prohibited, not to mention that the state now implements cremation and prohibits burials, and there are civil affairs department personnel (monopoly) from the hospital to the cremation cemetery one-stop service (resulting in the cemetery being more expensive than the house) This kind of job grabbing thing, can these people allow it?

There is also a change in the illegal occupation of agricultural land is still a criminal offense, and the crime of illegal occupation of agricultural land is determined.

Article 342 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that whoever violates land management laws and regulations by illegally occupying cultivated land, forest land and other agricultural land, changing the use of the occupied land in a large amount, causing a large amount of damage to cultivated land and forest land and other agricultural land, shall be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than 5 years or short-term detention and/or a fine.

At present, the state has not yet made a specific statement, and urban hukou people are not allowed to bury themselves in rural areas, since relatives are willing, they can.

If a relative in the countryside agrees, he can be buried on his family's land, but he must be buried deeply.

This is generally possible. As long as your relatives agree.

It depends on what your relationship with your relatives in the countryside is, if the relationship is good, it should be okay, and others will not govern these.

This is generally not taken care of, it should be okay.