When I was a child, I had a hukou, and I went out in my teens and didn t go back for decades, and no

Yes, as long as there is a household registration book indicating where you have a file on file, becoming a black household may be because there has been no change for a long time and it has been temporarily stored, and you can handle it with your household registration book and ID card, and the police station cannot refuse.

When I was a child, I had a hukou, but I didn't go back for decades when I was a teenager, and now I have become a black household, so I can go back to the local area to reapply for a hukou, first find a certificate from the neighborhood committee or village committee in the jurisdiction, and then ask the police station how to reapply for it.

In this case, of course, you can go back to reapply for it, and you can go to the police station with your ID card and a certificate from the neighborhood committee.

Since you had a hukou when you were a child, you can do it now, you just need to give a certificate to the local government and go to the local police station to handle it.

Bring the household registration book when you were a child, and if you don't have it, you can ask the village committee for a letter of introduction, and you can go to the local police station to reapply for it.

The most important thing is whether you have contact with your family? Have you used your ID card in the 20 years that you haven't been home?

Accommodation, ticket ......Scenarios that require ID cards?

As long as there is contact with the family, they will not be declared as a missing and deceased person, and the household will be closed.

Or if there is a record of using an ID card, it will not make people think that it is a missing and deceased person, and the account has been closed.

You haven't been home for 20 years, as long as you haven't cancelled your account at the police station in the jurisdiction where your hukou is located, your hukou will still be there.

It doesn't matter if you don't go home, the key is whether the family knows that you are safe and sound, and whether you still keep your household registration, one way is to directly call ** to consult your family, and the other way is to go to the local police station to ask about the situation! Generally speaking, it should be kept, and if you don't feel at ease, you can consult your family or the police station!

You haven't been home for 2o years, and you haven't migrated your hukou, and you haven't cancelled your hukou, so of course your hukou is still there.

As long as your family doesn't go to cancel your account, it's always there.

What does it mean that there is no one in the house? Do you want to turn the city back to the countryside?

Who is eligible for non-farming.

One is a student who has been converted from farming to non-farming because of schooling, and after graduation, there is no assignment and no job and is unemployed, then this category of people is eligible to apply for "non-farming";

The other type is that those who were originally farmers and had their own homesteads and houses in rural areas, but after being converted into urban hukou, the houses and homesteads were not transferred, and now they are forced to go back because of life, and they are eligible to apply for "non-farming";

There is also a group of people who were originally farmers, and their parents were also in the countryside, and later changed to urban hukou because of work, but then they were unemployed for various reasons and had no livelihood, they are also eligible to handle it;

The last category of people is that one of the husband and wife is a farmer, although this type of person meets the requirements of some places. However, with the development of the times, many places have long abolished the distinction between agricultural and non-agricultural hukou, so even if they migrate to the past, it is difficult to obtain the indicator of rural hukou.

In fact, just meeting the qualifications does not necessarily mean that you will be able to do non-farming. In many places, the rural and urban household registration has now been changed to a resident household registration. The difference is probably that the residents in the rural areas have land and land, and they can't go hungry or freeze.

Residents of the city, on the other hand, need to work on their own in order to get paid accordingly. Rural land resources are limited, but the population is rising, so there are different regulations on household registration in different places, which need to be handled according to local regulations.

If there are local conditions to allow non-farming, then in addition to meeting the above conditions, it is also necessary to fill in the application form, the village committee will publish the information, and the village committee will agree with the members of the village group and the village committee cadres before it can be done, and then it is necessary to submit the relevant procedures for the qualification of "non-farming", such as unemployment certificate, birth certificate, rural land use certificate, property right certificate, graduation certificate, marriage certificate, etc.

Judging from the current development trend of China's population distribution, the main goal is still to develop urbanization, just like the news released by the Xinhua News Agency in early October, this year 100 million peasants in China have voluntarily changed their urban hukou and moved to live in the cities. According to this trend, the resistance to "non-farming" will also become greater and greater, and many provinces have canceled the name of rural hukou, so friends who want to transfer urban hukou to rural areas should think carefully about the degree of difficulty.

Of course, the urban hukou can be converted into the hukou of the rural village, which is still of great benefit to inheriting the parents' homestead and old house, because if it is a rural hukou, the parents' old house can be repaired, and it can also be renovated after approval. However, if it is an urban hukou, it can only live in the old house, and once the house collapses, the homestead will be repossessed.

Legal analysis: According to China's laws, you can call 12389 to file a complaint or solve the problem through administrative reconsideration.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Administrative Reconsideration Law of the People's Republic of China In any of the following circumstances, citizens, legal persons or other organizations may apply for administrative reconsideration in accordance with this Law: (1) Refusing to accept administrative punishment decisions made by administrative organs such as warnings, fines, confiscation of unlawful gains, confiscation of illegal property, orders to suspend production and business, temporary seizure or revocation of permits, temporary seizure or revocation of licenses, administrative detention, etc.; (2) Refusing to accept an administrative organ's decision to restrict personal liberty or to seal, seize, or freeze assets; (3) Refusing to accept a decision made by an administrative organ on the alteration, suspension, or revocation of permits, licenses, qualification certificates, or other certificates; (4) Refusing to accept a decision made by an administrative organ to confirm the ownership or right to use natural resources such as land, mineral deposits, water streams, forests, mountains, grasslands, wastelands, tidal flats, and sea areas; (5) Where it is found that an administrative organ has violated its lawful operational autonomy; (6) Where it is found that an administrative organ has changed or abolished an agricultural contract, infringing upon its lawful rights and interests; (7) Where it is found that an administrative organ has illegally raised funds, expropriated property, assessed expenses, or illegally demanded the performance of other obligations; (8) Where it is found that the legally-prescribed requirements for Jianhu are met, and an application is made to an administrative organ for the issuance of a permit, license, qualification certificate, qualification certificate, or other such certificate, or an application to an administrative organ for examination and approval or registration of relevant matters, but the administrative organ has not handled it in accordance with law; (9) Where an application is made to an administrative organ to perform its legally-prescribed duties to protect personal rights, property rights, or the right to education, and the administrative organ fails to perform the duties of the person in accordance with law; (10) Where an application is made to an administrative organ for the issuance of a bereavement pension, social insurance fund, or minimum subsistence allowance in accordance with law, but the administrative organ has not issued it in accordance with law; (11) Where it is found that other specific administrative acts of an administrative organ have violated their lawful rights and interests.

Summary. Hello dear and happy to answer for you. How to apply for a household registration for many years:

1. Go to the police station where the household registration is located to apply for a copy of the original household registration file, and ask the police station to seal it to prove it. 2. Write an application form for household registration, and write your own basic information clearly. 3. Go to your community (village) to issue a certificate that you have lived here.

4. If there is a unit, you can check the file in the original unit. 5. Submit an application: The applicant shall submit an application to the household registration authority of the place of habitual residence and fill in the "Supplementary Population Information Review Form".

Hello dear and happy to answer for you. How to apply for a household registration after many years of black households: 1. Go to the police station where the household registration is located to apply for a copy of the original household registration file, and ask the police station to stamp it to prove it.

2. Write an application form for household registration, and write your own basic information clearly. 3. Go to your community (village) to issue a certificate that you have lived here. 4. If there is a unit, you can check the file in the original unit.

5. Submit an application: The applicant shall submit an application to the household registration authority of the place of habitual residence and fill in the "Supplementary Population Information Review Form".

For those who meet the requirements for settlement, the person or the person to whom he or she is relied upon shall submit a written application report to the public security police station at the place where the household registration is declared and provide corresponding supporting materials. (1) The newborn baby must be provided with the father's household registration book and resident ID card, and the mother's household registration book and resident ID card.

Birth Doctor's Certificate. The birth index certificate issued by the family planning department, or the certificate of completion of the punishment for unplanned births (rural areas need to be above the township, and urban areas need to be above the street). Marriage certificate.

Note: Only those whose mother's household registration is in other places can be used, except in this city. (2) Minors who settle down with their fathers must provide:

Medical certificate of birth. Certificate of birth index issued by the family planning department or certificate of completion of punishment for unplanned birth. Proof of the mother's unit or street, township (town), or police station regarding the reason for not entering the household.

Marriage certificate. Other valid proof that can explain the situation. (3) Minors seeking refuge with their fathers must provide:

Proof of family registration. Proof of paternity. Marriage certificate of the parents.

4) Husband and wife must provide: Marriage certificate. A certificate issued by the street or township (town) where the permanent residence of the applicant is located and that he or she has no formal job.

Proof of household registration of the refugeant. Household registration booklet and resident ID card of the person to whom the applicant has been refuted. Note:

5 years of marriage and 3 years of permanent residence. (5) The elderly must provide the following documents: The elderly's household registration certificate.

Proof of the child's situation issued by the elderly's unit or street, township (town). (6) Retirement and relocation must provide: Household registration certificate of the applicant.