With the release of the policy guidelines for rural revitalization land use, the rural homestead policy will also strictly implement "one household, one house". The implementation of this policy will guide all localities to carry out centralized layout of homesteads, limit each family to only have one homestead, and prohibit the phenomenon of over-occupation and over-occupation. However, this has also created new problems for some villagers who want to apply for homesteads through household division. In the past, subdivisions were required to provide proof of homestead and real estate, without which they would not be able to subdivide. The main reason why various localities have adopted such policy measures is to curb the phenomenon of illegal occupation of residential land.
In terms of rural household separation, is it possible to divide households in the case of "one son and one daughter" in the family?First of all, the basic conditions that need to be met for the separation of a household are that all the children have reached the age of 18, have started a family, and have an independent place of residence and the ability to work economically. For families with one son and one daughter, if they wish to divide their households, the first condition that needs to be met is to have a separate property. According to the rules on household separation, it is very difficult for a family with one son and one daughter in rural areas to divide their households if they do not have an independent property, and basically do not meet the conditions. However, if the daughter is already married, then she only needs to move into the man's family, and there is no need to separate the family at all.
I would like to remind everyone here that there is a difference between establishing a household and dividing a household. Establishing a household registration is to re-establish a local household registration, while dividing a household is to separate family members from the original household registration and create a new household registration. Therefore, it is necessary to make a clear distinction between the division of households and the establishment of households. It is understandable that the account is divided for the convenience of doing things because the account is full. However, if it is to occupy an extra piece of homestead, then it is recommended not to try it, because it is generally difficult to divide households.
In addition to the provisions on the division of households for one house and a pair of children, many netizens have recently asked how to handle the division of households when there are disabled people in the family. According to the household separation system issued by China, any group of people needs to meet certain conditions in order to separate households, and the disabled, as a special group, also have corresponding protection measures in terms of household separation, and also need to meet certain conditions. First of all, the disabled person must be at least the age of majority and have an independent place of residence;Secondly, they must have independent financial means and be able to live and live independently on their own. After meeting the conditions, you can bring your ID card, disability certificate, household registration book, ** marriage certificate and other materials to go through the household separation procedures.
It should be reminded that the separation of households for persons with disabilities must go through a rigorous review, because it involves the application of various subsidies and benefits for persons with disabilities. Some people may want to separate the property and income certificate by dividing the household, but this behavior is not in accordance with the regulations, and they will bear legal responsibility if they are found to have such behavior. Therefore, everyone should also take the division of households seriously and do not have improper motives.
In short, at present, China's household registration system is still being optimized, and the regulations and requirements for household division are different in each locality. According to the policies issued by various localities, if the household is divided in the rural area, it is necessary to provide a certificate of real estate, which is the basic condition for the division of the household, and it is also to prevent people from using the household to apply for the occupation of the homestead. We need to understand the considerations and intentions behind the formulation and implementation of the rural household separation policy, and at the same time, we need to comply with the relevant regulations in practice. Have you encountered a similar problem with the separation of rural households?Everyone is welcome to exchange and discuss.