When applying for subsistence allowance, will I inquire about the savings of my married daughter and

The daughter and son-in-law are not in the same family as their parents, and their savings will not be checked, as long as your parents meet the conditions for the subsistence allowance, the application can be approved.

The condition for meeting the minimum living standard is that if the per capita income of the family members living together is lower than the local minimum living standard, residents with local permanent residence can apply for the minimum living security, and if the family property status meets the conditions stipulated by the local people**, they can apply for the minimum living allowance.

According to the provisions of China's relevant policies, if the per capita income of a family member is lower than the minimum living security standard stipulated by the local government, the family can be given a minimum living guarantee.

Article 2 of the Regulations on the Minimum Livelihood Security for Urban Residents:

Urban residents with non-agricultural household registration, if the per capita income of their family members living together is lower than the minimum subsistence security standard for local urban residents, they have the right to receive basic living material assistance from the local people**.

No. You and your daughter and son-in-law are independent natural persons and have no influence on each other.

Regarding the application for the subsistence allowance, it is recommended that you consult the village committee or neighborhood committee where your household registration is located, they are specifically responsible for the issuance of the subsistence allowance, and they are the most authoritative and accurate.

The daughter is married and living independently, but she must fulfill the obligation to support her parents, although she will not investigate your savings, but she must investigate your financial situation and whether she has fulfilled her obligations.

If you apply for the subsistence allowance, you will check the savings of your married daughter and son-in-law, and if the amount of savings is too large or the economic conditions are better, there will be no subsistence allowance.

No, as long as you are enough to apply for a subsistence account, you will be approved according to the conditions.

Absolutely, aqui te amo. Such a situation is generally approved, hopefully.

Hello! When applying for subsistence allowance, you will generally only check the financial situation of the person on the same household register, thank you!

I won't check, applying for the subsistence allowance is a very strict thing, and you must have proof of economic income.

Summary. If you will check, you must check the savings and income of your married daughter and son-in-law according to the regulations.

When applying for subsistence allowance, will I inquire about the savings of my married daughter and son-in-law?

If you will check, you must check the savings and income of your married daughter and son-in-law according to the regulations.

Then if my hukou is moved to my husband, will it not affect them?

Dear, it will not affect your parents' subsistence allowance, and your son-in-law can apply for subsistence allowance if he has a car. Because the son-in-law is not a child of the father-in-law, there is no legal obligation to support the father-in-law. If the children have the ability to support them, and the per capita income of the family exceeds the minimum subsistence security standard for local urban residents, the children's alimony should be included in the collection and accounting.

Therefore, the father-in-law and mother-in-law are not affected by the son-in-law's financial situation.

My parents are my only daughter, can I take away the hukou?

Dear, the son-in-law has a car that does not affect the father-in-law's enjoyment of the national subsistence allowance. This has nothing to do with the hukou, it is mainly the income of the parents' children that affects their subsistence allowance.

Dear, you can move away, but it has nothing to do with this subsistence allowance, because we work outside, and the unit buys pension insurance, which will be checked above, and my husband lives with us, and now he has bought a car.

2. When children buy a car or a house, will the parents' subsistence allowance be cancelled? (1) If the child and his or her parents live together for a long time, if the child and his or her parents live together for a long time, they shall be family members living together, and the children's car and house shall be counted as family property, and when the family property exceeds the local standard, the family will not meet the conditions for applying for the subsistence allowance. (2) If the child lives alone, if the child lives alone, the child's alimony should be included in the family income of the parents, and when the family income does not exceed the local standard per mu, the family will meet the conditions for applying for the subsistence allowance; Otherwise, they are not eligible to apply for the subsistence allowance.

PS: For specific property, income standards and alimony calculation methods, please consult the local civil affairs department. If a child buys a car or a house, will the parents' subsistence allowance be cancelled?

To sum up, whether the parents' low coarse insurance will be canceled when children buy cars and houses mainly depends on whether the family income exceeds the local standard.

If you live together for a long time, you belong to a family member and are influential, and you can consider moving your hukou. If you are married and live alone, you will belong to a two-acre hall Xiang family, and the impact will not be great, mainly depending on whether the alimony given by the woman plus her income is lower than the local standard.

I'm an only child, and I've moved to my husband, and after my parents die, can I still move back to where I came from?

Dear, I can't move back, my parents died, my household registration was cancelled, and there was no way to move back. Even if your parents are alive, you can't just move back if you want to.

There will be no inquiry, and it is determined that the subsistence allowance recipients mainly inquire about the three conditions of household registration status, family income and family property. Residents whose per capita income of their family members living together is lower than the local subsistence allowance standard, and whose family property status meets the conditions stipulated by the local people**, may apply for the subsistence allowance. Therefore, if the son-in-law did not live with the minimum subsistence allowance recipient, he would not have checked Dachang's property.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Regulations on the Minimum Subsistence Security for Urban Residents stipulates that urban residents with non-agricultural household registration who have a per capita income lower than the minimum subsistence security standard for local urban residents have the right to receive basic living material assistance from the local people.

"Income" as used in the preceding paragraph refers to all monetary income and in-kind income of family members living together, including alimony, alimony or maintenance that should be paid by the legally-prescribed supporter, supporter or supporter, excluding the pension and supplemental imitation subsidy enjoyed by the recipient of preferential care in accordance with state provisions.

Summary. Hello, yes, according to the regulations, it is necessary to check the savings and income of married daughters and sons-in-law.

When applying for subsistence allowance, will I inquire about the savings of my married daughter and son-in-law?

Hello, yes, according to the regulations, it is necessary to check the savings and income of married daughters and sons-in-law.

Hello, can the village find out the assets of the married daughter in order to run the subsistence allowance?

Hello, for example, if you want to apply for a subsistence allowance, after the village reports you, ** will check your daughter and son-in-law's assets to see if they meet the conditions.

Then the village disclosed the property status of the daughter and son-in-law to the family, which was considered an invasion of privacy.

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This should not count as an invasion of privacy. There must be fault.

How can I generally remind the village that this is not the right practice, and how to express it professionally in law.

It's good if you just tell the other party about this. If he doesn't spread it, it's not illegal, and if he does, it's illegal.

Hello, the answer to your question is as follows, Disseminating other people's privacy violates the provisions of Article 42 of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law, and is undoubtedly illegal. They shall bear administrative responsibility for public security in accordance with the law. If civil losses are caused to the parties, they shall be liable for compensation.

Legal link: Article 42 of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law" Anyone who commits any of the following acts shall be detained for up to 5 days or fined up to 500 yuan; where the circumstances are more serious, they are to be detained for between 5 and 10 days, and may be concurrently fined up to 500 RMB.

Okay, clear, thanks!

You're welcome, as it should be.

Summary. Hello, yes, according to the regulations, you must check the savings and income of your married daughter and son-in-law, so you will check. The so-called subsistence allowance households refer to households whose per capita income of family members is lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard and meet the local requirements for the property status of the minimum subsistence allowance family.

The conditions required to apply for the subsistence allowance are as follows: First, all rural residents who have a formal agricultural household registration in the city and whose annual per capita household income is lower than the rural subsistence allowance standard of the district or county where their household registration is located are covered by the insurance. Secondly, one of the husband and wife holds an agricultural household registration in the city, and their spouse and children have an agricultural household registration in another province or municipality or other districts and counties in the city, and have settled in their current place of residence for more than one year, and the annual per capita income of the family is lower than the rural subsistence allowance standard of the district or county where they are located.

Clause. 3. Other persons who are eligible for rural subsistence allowance benefits. Clause.

4. Persons who have the ability to work normally and refuse to work without justifiable reasons and cause difficulties in their lives, as well as those who have no economic difficulties and difficulties in living by circumventing laws (regulations), are not within the scope of the rural subsistence allowance. It should be noted that both conditions must be met to apply for the subsistence allowance, for example, the per capita income of the family is lower than the local minimum living security, but if the family is already well-off, it is not eligible to apply for the subsistence allowance. In addition, in general, a family.

When applying for subsistence allowance, will I inquire about the savings of my married daughter and son-in-law?

Hello, yes, according to the regulations, you must check the savings and income of your married daughter and son-in-law, so you will check. The so-called subsistence allowance households refer to households whose per capita income of family members is lower than the local minimum subsistence security standard and meet the local requirements for the property status of the minimum subsistence allowance family. The conditions required to apply for a low-income household are:

First of all, all rural residents who have a formal agricultural household registration in the city and whose annual per capita household income is lower than the rural subsistence allowance standard of the district or county where their household registration is located in that year are covered by the guarantee. Secondly, one of the husband and wife holds an agricultural household registration in the city, and their spouse and children have an agricultural household registration in another province or municipality or other districts and counties in the city, and have settled in their current place of residence for more than one year, and the annual per capita income of the family is lower than the rural subsistence allowance standard of the district or county where they are located. Clause.

3. Other persons who are eligible to enjoy the benefits of rural low-level banquet socks. Clause.

4. Persons who have the ability to work normally and refuse to work without justifiable reasons and cause difficulties in their lives, as well as those who have no economic difficulties and difficulties in living by circumventing laws (regulations), are not within the scope of the rural subsistence allowance. It should be noted that only those who meet both conditions can apply for the subsistence allowance, for example, the per capita income of He Xiangli's family is lower than the local minimum living security, but if the family is already very wealthy, it does not meet the conditions for applying for the subsistence allowance. In addition, in general, a family.

However, for the elderly, minors, severely disabled and seriously ill patients who still have difficulties in living after obtaining the minimum living allowance, the people of the local areas at or above the county level shall take necessary measures to provide them with a guarantee of returning to their lives.

Of course you can't, this has nothing to do with your son-in-law. But if the children's property is very rich, then as this parent, they have the responsibility to bear this maintenance obligation.

Hello, the subsistence allowance will not check the property of the son-in-law, but generally check the property of the existing personnel in the household register!

No. I won't check it either.

Except for door-to-door sons-in-law.

Legal Analysis: Will the Subsistence Security Check the Son-in-law's Property: No. According to the relevant laws of our country, the parents' application for the subsistence allowance has nothing to do with the son-in-law, and the son-in-law's granddaughter does not need to prove it, as long as your own family and the elderly meet the subsistence allowance conditions.

Legal basis: Article 14 of the "Regulations on the Minimum Livelihood Security for Urban Residents" If an urban resident who enjoys the minimum livelihood security treatment for urban residents commits any of the following acts, the county-level people's ** civil affairs department shall give criticism, education or warning, and if the circumstances are heinous, a fine of not less than three times the amount of the fraudulent receipt shall be imposed

1) Employing methods such as false reports, concealment, or forgery to fraudulently obtain the minimum subsistence allowance for urban residents.

2) During the period of enjoying the minimum subsistence allowance for urban residents, the family's income situation improves, and the administrative examination and approval organs are not notified in accordance with provisions, and continue to enjoy the minimum subsistence security benefits for urban residents.