"Home, the place that was once full of childhood memories, the place that once carried our hopes and dreams, the place that was once our roots, our source. However, as time passed, many people left their hometowns and went to the cities, to further afield, to find their dreams. However, their hukou has moved out, how can the homestead left by their father's generation be confirmed?Can I get a certificate?"This is a question I recently received from a reader and one that many rural people face.
First of all, we must make it clear that the issue of confirming the ownership of homestead land is not directly related to the relocation of household registration. According to the Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China, the right to use homestead land belongs to the members of the rural collective economic organization, not to the individual. In other words, as long as you are a member of a rural collective economic organization, you have the right to use your homestead regardless of whether your hukou is in the countryside or not.
So, if your hukou has moved out of your hometown, can you still confirm your homestead rights?The answer is yes. This is because the migration of your hukou does not affect your status as a member of a rural collective economic organization. You are still a member of the rural collective economic organization, and you still have the right to use your homestead.
So, how do you confirm your homestead?First of all, you need to apply to the village council for confirmation of rights. Based on your application, the village committee will conduct an investigation and verification. If your application is eligible, the village committee will submit your application to the township (town) **township (town) ** will review your application, and if your application meets the requirements, the township (town) ** will submit your application to the county-level land management department. The county land management department will conduct a final review of your application, and if your application meets the requirements, the county land management department will confirm the ownership of your homestead to you.
You can then receive a certificate of ownership of the homestead. This certificate is a legal proof of your right to use the homestead and the protection of your property rights. With this certificate, you can use your homestead with peace of mind and don't have to worry about your rights being violated.
However, while you can confirm your homestead through such a process, you need to be aware that you cannot sell your homestead to members of a non-rural collective economic organization. Because, according to the provisions of the Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China, members of rural collective economic organizations can only transfer their own land use rights to members of other rural collective economic organizations. This is to protect rural land resources and prevent illegal occupation of rural land.
So, what if you want to use your homestead to build a house?You can apply to the village council for construction. Based on your application, the village committee will conduct an investigation and verification. If your application is eligible, the village committee will submit your application to the township (town) **township (town) ** will review your application, and if your application meets the requirements, the township (town) ** will approve your construction application.
Then, you can start your construction work. You can build your own house, you can build your own yard, you can build your own farm ......You can build your own home as you imagine.
However, while you can build your own home, there are some rules that you need to follow. First of all, your home cannot exceed the stated floor area. Second, your home must meet safety regulations. Finally, your home must comply with environmental regulations. These regulations are for the protection of the environment, the protection of safety, and the protection of public order.
This is about how to confirm the rights of the homestead left by the parents after the hukou has moved out of the hometown?Can I get a certificate?All of the content. I hope this article can help you, and I hope you can understand that no matter where we go, no matter where our household registration is, our roots will always be in the countryside, and our source will always be in the countryside. We should cherish, protect, and develop our rural areas. Because, only in this way, can we truly realize our Chinese dream.