Whether there are new policies for out of wedlock births and over birth children

There is no new policy for children born out of wedlock or in the household.

Waiting for the new policy to be introduced is nothing more than an unwillingness to bear responsibility for violating the law.

In general, the introduction of policies is supportive, and you do not bear legal responsibility, so it is unfair to those who have already borne legal responsibility.

Therefore, the policy upholds fairness.

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Legal analysis: Children born to people who are not divorced can get a household registration. If a child born out of wedlock registers with his or her mother, the child's mother may apply for birth registration at the police station where the child's household registration is located with the child's birth certificate, ID card, household registration booklet, etc.

Legal basis

Opinions on Solving the Problem of Hukou Registration for Persons Without Hukou》 Persons without hukou who do not conform to the family planning policy. For persons without hukou who give birth outside the policy or out of wedlock, they or their guardians may apply for permanent residence registration in accordance with the policy of voluntarily settling down with their father and mother with the "Medical Certificate of Birth" and the household registration booklet of one of their parents, marriage certificate or explanation of birth out of wedlock. Persons who apply to settle down with their fathers who give birth out of wedlock without hukou must also provide a certificate of identification of the pro-wax grip issued by a qualified appraisal agency.

The policy for children born out of wedlock is as follows:

1. Children born out of wedlock enjoy the same birth certificate and household registration rights as legitimate children, and shall not be treated unequally because of their status;

2. The birth certificate of a child born out of wedlock shall record the names and other relevant information of the biological mother and father, and the biological parents may go to the civil affairs department at the place of birth or the place of household registration to record the child's birth certificate and household registration;

3. If the biological father or mother is unable to be present, or is unwilling to be present for registration, you can entrust a person to handle it on your behalf, and the person needs to issue a power of attorney and identity materials;

4. For children born out of wedlock who have not recognized their father, after the biological mother requests to recognize their father, a paternity test may be conducted, and if the evaluation results show that the relationship between father and child is established, the birth certificate and household registration shall be handled in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations;

5. For children born out of wedlock who have reached adulthood, they can apply for household registration at the civil affairs department where their household registration is located, without going through the biological father or mother**.

The conditions for a child born out of wedlock are as follows:

1. The biological parents have a common will: the biological parents should go to the civil affairs department of the place of birth or household registration together to register the child's birth certificate and household registration, if the biological father or biological mother is unable to be present, or is unwilling to be present for registration, they can entrust the person to handle it on their behalf, and the person needs to issue a power of attorney and identity certification materials;

3. There are no other legal obstacles: if the biological father or mother is married, or there are other legal obstacles such as marriage, it may affect the household registration of the illegitimate child;

4. The biological parents have a parent-child relationship with the child: If there is no parent-child relationship between the biological parents, or the biological father does not confirm the parent-child relationship with the illegitimate child, a paternity test may be required and the paternity relationship shall be determined in accordance with the law.

To sum up, the rights of illegitimate children in household registration have been clearly guaranteed, the biological father or biological mother can register the child's birth certificate and household registration together or by entrusting a **person, and the illegitimate child who has not recognized the father can undergo paternity testing to recognize the father in accordance with the law.

Legal basis

Article 1071 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China.

Children born out of wedlock enjoy the same rights as children born in wedlock, and no one may harm or discriminate against them. This law clearly stipulates that even children born out of wedlock have the same rights as legitimate children, and under a system like China, hukou is the basic basis for a person's survival and development, and the right to hukou is a basic right. Children born out of wedlock can be registered, but when they go through the household registration procedures, the household registration must issue a paternity certificate and pay a certain amount of social maintenance fees.

Legal Analysis:1Children born out of wedlock can be registered in the household registration, and as long as there is a medical certificate of Wang Sheng, they can apply for the child's birth registration at the police station where the household registration is located with the child's birth medical certificate, ID card, household registration booklet, etc., and declare the household registration in accordance with the law;

2.If there is no medical birth certificate, you must hold the paternity certificate issued by the judicial appraisal agency that has obtained the certificate of judicial appraisal and go to the relevant judicial department for paternity testing, and then apply for birth registration at the police station with the paternity certificate.

Legal basis: Article 1071 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Children born out of wedlock enjoy the same rights as legitimate children, and no organization or individual may harm or discriminate against them. A biological father or mother who does not directly raise a child born out of wedlock shall bear the maintenance of the minor child or the adult child who is unable to live independently.

Settle down for free, and the fine will be paid, but family planning is not linked to the household registration.

According to the "Opinions on Carrying Out Household Registration Rectification Work Before the Sixth National Population Census", all kinds of personnel in the jurisdiction should be checked household by household and person by item according to the household registration items. For the problems of the household registration and the errors in the household registration items, it is necessary to organize personnel to conduct in-depth verification and verification; Errors or omissions in the registration items should be corrected and supplemented in accordance with the relevant policies, regulations, and procedures for the occurrence of multiple accounts by one person, empty collective accounts, no accounts, accounts that should be cancelled but not cancelled, and errors or omissions in the registration items.

Circular on conscientiously doing a good job in the census registration work in the Sixth National Population Census to prevent omissions and concealment of reports: 1. For those who have not registered in the past for various reasons, after careful investigation and verification, they should truthfully carry out census registration and permanent residence registration in accordance with state laws and relevant regulations. 2. For those who have truthfully declared in the process of census registration and giving birth outside the policy, social maintenance fees may be levied according to the lower standard stipulated in the population and family planning regulations of the province (autonomous region, municipality); Families living in difficulty may, with the approval of the local county-level population and family planning administrative department, pay social maintenance fees in installments.