Kneel and beg, ask for advice on family planning

Since the family planning regulations require a woman to be 25 years old before she can give birth, she can only give birth after the woman reaches the age of 25.

Remarried couples, where one party has given birth to one child and the other has never given birth; It is possible to arrange for the birth of another child according to the interval provisions, but it is necessary to apply for approval before giving birth.

It should be regenerating, but for the sake of safety, it's best not to let them find out better, for the sake of political achievements, for their own year-end bonuses, there are many people who live or die no matter what others live or die.

You can give birth to any hospital, but you must have a birth permit when you want to apply for a household registration for your child later, and you have to find a way to do this now.

I wish your wife a healthy baby.

I just want money, just spend two more money to get a birth permit.

Seriously, there's no good way to do it, and if you have the money, it might be better to give a gift to the head of the local family planning department, but don't bring your wife with you and don't tell them where your wife is. Hold on for a few days, and in a few more days, the baby will be born.

Hehe, it seems like I don't know much about it. The two mouths below the official word, no matter what people say, they are right, haha.

If it is possible to give birth in Zhejiang Province, but it must be approved for childbirth, otherwise it will be regarded as illegal childbirth after birth.

In the case of the woman's age and local regulations, the child can be approved, and the family planning unit at or above the county level can be consulted.

It shouldn't be the case, you should consult a lawyer's friend about this matter, it seems that it is a remarriage if the other party has no children, you can have it! Don't worry, it's better to consult a lawyer, it's better to go through the legal route!

Both parties to remarriage have the right to have one as long as they have not given birth to a child.

It is recommended that you go to the town family planning office for details, and of course it is best to bring the certificate when you go.

Your wife got married for the first time and never had children before, and now she is pregnant and has children, which is legal and reasonable!

This child is allowed by law! No Achievement!

Your childbearing is legal.

This child is the first child for her, and the law allows it. But you did not apply for a birth permit, it is recommended that you go to the family planning office now, as long as the child is not born before the process, there is no need to charge additional money, if the child is born after the process, the procedures will be quite complicated, and there will be a certain fine.

Hehe, no, it's been eight months, and it's true that you want money. Why don't you get a birth permit? Depressed.

Article 18 of the Population and Family Planning Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates"The State stabilizes the current fertility policy, encourages citizens to marry later and have children later, and advocates that a couple have one child; Those who meet the requirements provided for by laws and regulations may request that arrangements be made for the birth of a second child. The specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees. Ethnic minorities should also practice family planning, and the specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees"。

Article 17 of the Regulations of Beijing Municipality on Population and Family Planning stipulates that"A couple has one child. In any of the following circumstances, the husband and wife may apply and with the approval of the family planning administrative department at or above the district or county level, they may have a second child.

1) Only one child has been diagnosed by a designated medical institution as having a non-hereditary disease or disability and cannot grow into a normal labor force;

2) Both husband and wife are only children and have only one child;

3) Where they have been infertile for more than five years after marriage, have been diagnosed with infertility by a designated medical institution, and become pregnant again after adopting a child in accordance with law;

4) The remarried couple has only one child;

5) Employees of ethnic minorities who are transferred from the frontier to work in the city are allowed to have a second child with the approval of the local family planning administrative department at or above the county level before being transferred;

6) Where two or more brothers are rural residents, only one husband and wife have the capacity to have children, and only one child is born, and the other brothers do not adopt other people's children;

7) Where a male rural resident marries or settles down in a family with a woman and no children, and expresses in writing that he is willing to support the elderly (the number of sisters in the woman's family is to take care of only one person);

8) Rural residents in remote suburbs or counties, where one of the husband and wife is a disabled soldier of the second class or above, or one of the spouses is disabled and basically loses the ability to work;

9) Rural residents who have lived in the deep mountainous areas for a long time and whose main livelihood is agricultural production**, and there is only one girl who has practical difficulties in life. If there are other special circumstances requiring the birth of another child, it shall be approved by the municipal family planning administrative department.

Article 18: Where the birth of a second child is permitted in accordance with the provisions of these Regulations, the interval between births is not less than four years, or the woman's age is not less than 28 years old. "

Yes, the hospital and your unit will issue a certificate, and then go to the family planning office, and you can handle it, and your situation meets the regulations.

Yes, please consult your local family planning office for details. They will tell you the process.

Yes, but you have to go to the county-level family planning department to do an identification of the sick and disabled child, but you and your husband are only children, and you can apply for a second child, and the application process should start from the town-level family planning office.

I think your question in the Jiangsu Provincial Population and Family Planning Regulations mainly involves these two provisions in Chapter 3 of the Birth Regulations.

Article 22 Husbands and wives who meet one of the following conditions may apply to have another child:

1) There is only one child, who has been identified by a medical evaluation institution for sick and disabled children as having a non-serious hereditary disability, and is currently unable to grow into a normal labor force or will seriously affect the marriage match;

2) One party is a soldier, armed police, public security police, or person who has served bravely in the line of duty due to disability in the line of duty, or one party is the only child of a martyr, and has only one child;

3) One party is widowed and the other party has not given birth;

4) One party is divorced and has only one child or has given birth to two children in accordance with law, and the other party has not given birth;

5) Neither party has given birth, but becomes pregnant again after lawful adoption;

6) One party is an only child of two generations, or both husband and wife are only children and have only one child;

7) One party has been engaged in underground operations for more than five consecutive years, and is still engaged in underground operations, and there is only one girl.

Article 23: Except as provided for in article 22 of these Regulations, husbands and wives whose women are rural residents may apply to have another child if they meet any of the following conditions:

1) One party is an only child and has only one child;

2) Giving birth to only one child, and none of the man's other brothers have the capacity to give birth;

3) Where the man settles down with a woman who has no brothers and supports the woman's parents, and there is only one girl (this provision applies only to one of the woman's sisters);

4) The man has no brothers and has only one sister or sister and only one girl;

5) There is only one girl who has settled in a coastal reclamation area with more than 5 acres of land per capita (calculated in the village);

6) One party has been engaged in marine fishing for more than five years and is still engaged in marine fishing, and there is only one girl.

Where a husband and wife are rural residents who are mainly engaged in planting or animal husbandry, and one of them has been confirmed by a medical or labor appraisal institution at or above the county level to have a non-hereditary first- or second-degree physical disability, and there is only one girl, they may apply to have another child.

Where rural residents become urban residents but still live in rural areas, as well as those who change their organizational structure from rural residents to urban residents during the reform of the household registration system in small towns, the provisions of the preceding two paragraphs shall apply within five years from the date on which they become urban residents.

Because I'm not from Jiangsu Province, I'm not familiar with your province's family planning regulations, you can just take a look at it on the Internet and study it.

If you meet the requirements, you can have a second child, whether you are pregnant or not, you can apply for a second child permit If you don't meet the requirements, it is normal for them to ask you to levy, but the ** basis of 3000 yuan is not right.

According to the normal collection of illegal birth, it is 3 times your per capita disposable income, and you and your wife are 2 and 3 times the money. It should be more than 3000 pieces.

But if you pay 3,000 yuan, he can give you a second child birth permit, in my opinion, it is still cost-effective, at least your child is legally born, and some procedures such as household registration can go through the normal process in the future.

This money is unreasonable and allowed to be raw.

1. The disposable income of urban residents in Zhangzhou City was 26,346 yuan in 2013 and 18,482 yuan in 2010.

2. According to the Fujian Provincial Population and Family Planning Regulations (2014 Edition), your illegal birth shall be dealt with in accordance with the following provisions.

Article 46 Anyone who gives birth in violation of the provisions of these Regulations shall be levied by the county (city, district) people's population and family planning administrative department according to the following multiple of the per capita disposable income of urban residents in the county (city, district) or the per capita net income of farmers in the previous year as found to be the party's illegal acts

1) Where children are born out of wedlock, the levy shall be 60 to 1 percent, except in the case of multiple births. However, those who have reached the legal age of marriage at the time of childbirth and have completed the marriage registration within three months after being informed of the levy shall be exempted from the levy;

2) If one more child is born, it shall be levied at two to three times; ”

Therefore, the first child you gave birth to illegally in 2011 should pay social maintenance fees: 18482x60%x2 (2 couples who gave birth illegally, so multiply by 2); The second child born illegally in 2014 should pay social maintenance fee 26346x2x2

Addendum: The above basis is based on the fact that the neighborhood committee has reported to the family planning department, that is to say, the family planning department has already known about it, otherwise it will be levied according to the base of 26,346 disposable income of urban residents in 2013.

If the man has not given birth and the woman has given birth to a child (whether or not it has been brought in), but the woman is not old enough to have children, this situation is a preemptive birth, and the husband and wife are respectively levied social maintenance fees at twice the base amount.

Social maintenance fees are levied separately according to the number of children of both men and women", mainly referring to the objects of out-of-wedlock or bigamy.

Few people understand the red tape, so I had to let ** calculate.

The new regulation now is that couples who remarry can apply for a third child if they each have one child. But remarriage is not allowed!

Most provinces have regulations: one party marries for the first time, one party remarries, and the couple has only one child before marriage can apply for a second-child birth certificate, and those who fail to apply for a second-child certificate shall be fined according to the regulations, not to collect social maintenance fees. If there are two children in total before the marriage, social maintenance is charged on the basis of the third child.

And so on. If there are three children before marriage, social maintenance fees will be charged according to the fourth child. The social maintenance fee is calculated according to the total number of children born to the couple, and the social maintenance fee for the child is shared equally.

Hello, I took a look at your question roughly, and I was a little dizzy to deal with the examination today, so let's talk about it briefly.

You should have violated family planning 1 or 2 times. This depends on whether you meet the conditions for marriage when you give birth, you can't say it yourself, it's not easy to judge, this is based on the ID card, a more critical factor. Assuming that the first child is only an unlicensed child, then the nature is not serious, and there is nothing wrong with saying that there is very little, and the second time is an overbirth, because the child was born last year, so a separate policy does not apply.

The theory of the penalty is equal to about 6 times the per capita annual income of the locals. 60,000 is also basically normal. But this is the result of the formula calculation, and the actual implementation depends on your local strength.

Your nature is superborn! It is advisable to find a local person who understands the situation to help you negotiate the actual implementation of local minimum standards.

To give or not to give is a notice, which is similar in our nature. It is okay to talk to you in person, and it doesn't matter if you sign or not, provided that there is other evidence. Moreover, the first document served on the subject generally does not involve the amount, and it is just for you to go to the family planning department for investigation and inquiry.

But if you get a court summons, that's something else to talk about. 、

The family planning administrative department acts in accordance with the law, and there is a legal basis for defining whether you have violated the family planning policy. This result is caused by yourself, and if you are not old enough to apply for a marriage certificate and a birth certificate, it is an illegitimate birth. The collection of social maintenance fees is imposed by the place where the violation is first discovered, and the amount of the penalty is calculated according to the per capita net income of the local area in the previous year.

The standards of various provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities are inconsistent. However, 1,500 yuan should not be able to pay the social maintenance fee. You can resist not paying, but the family planning administration can refer it to the court for enforcement.

Children will need a student ID card to go to kindergarten, elementary school, and high school. If you have difficulty in paying, you can apply to the family planning administrative department to pay in installments, and the single down payment shall not be less than 50% of the amount to be paid.