Nowadays, with the development of urbanization, more and more rural people and township residents have begun to run to the big cities, some people have struggled in the city for many years, and finally bought a house in the place of work, got married, at this time, in order to facilitate the family to enjoy the local resources, they will also want to move their hukou directly to the place of work. In addition, some men and women will also move their hukou to new towns after marriage. If you need to move your household registration in your daily life, how do you go about it?Next, I will explain some of the operation procedures related to relocation.
1. How to move the hukou to the place of work and residence
If you want to move your hukou to your place of work or residence, you must first prepare all the documents for the relocation, including;ID card, household registration booklet, marriage certificate, real estate certificate, work certificate and labor contract, etc.
In addition, you will be issued a certificate of permission to move in after taking the documents to the household registration service hall of the place where you are moving in, and submitting the materials, and after the review is passed. After obtaining the certificate of quasi-move-in, you can return to the original place of household registration to go through the procedures for moving out of the household registration and get the migration certificate.
Finally, you only need to go to the police station and the household registration hall of the place of relocation to go through the household registration procedures, and the applicant needs the "Migration Certificate", "Certificate of Permission to Move In", ID card and a copy of the original household registration book and other relevant materials to the police station of the place of relocation to go through the household registration procedures.
Of course, if you are a rural household and want to move to the city, you need to meet some conditions, because many large cities now have restrictions on settling down. According to the current hukou reform policy, some localities will also support and encourage people who have a stable income and live in cities and towns for a long time to settle down with their families. If you meet the requirements, you only need to follow the above procedures to settle down.
In addition, due to different regions, the conditions that need to be met in terms of hukou migration are also different, if you want to know more about the hukou migration process, you can ask at the local police station and then go through the procedures, so as to avoid running errands back and forth.
2. Does it affect if you don't move your hukou when you get married?
In urban and rural areas, in the past, after a man and a woman got married, it was common for the woman to move directly to the man's side. Nowadays, with the development of informatization, many services no longer have a distinction between household registration, and some couples do not move their wives' household registration to the man's side after they get married. Therefore, some couples also wonder if if they will not be affected if they get married.
Although it is said that after marriage, not moving the hukou will not have a direct impact on the rights and interests of both husband and wife, but there will be many inconveniences in daily life. For example;Paying medical insurance, paying pension insurance, or enjoying some subsidies and policies of village neighborhood committees, etc., still have some impact.
Of course, the impact of marriage and non-relocation of household registration on personal life and work is limited, but the specific impact varies according to regional policies and individual circumstances. Therefore, you don't have to pay too much attention to this problem, if after getting married, the woman's side is an only child, and if she has property, it is okay to not move the household registration first, and then decide whether to merge the household registration after seeing the situation.
In short, the gap between rural and urban areas is getting smaller and smaller, and many systems have begun to be unified, and after the reform of the hukou system, services such as inter-provincial general offices have been fully launched, and the relocation of households has also become more flexible. As long as you have needs, you can move your hukou to the city and rural areas in accordance with local regulations. Well, the above is the hukou migration policy that I shared with you, what do you think about this?Let's talk about it.
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