The procedures and procedures that need to be handled for self-built houses in rural areas are roughly as follows:
Make an application: The house builder (usually the head of the household) submits a written application for building a house to the villagers' committee, and fills in the "Application and Review Form for Rural Individual Housing Construction" or other corresponding **. Approval by the village committee: After receiving the application, the village committee organizes the discussion and signs the opinion. If it complies with the village plan and other relevant regulations, it will be stamped on the relevant documents for confirmation; If there is an objection or the conditions are not met, the application is rejected and the reasons are given. In some cases, it is necessary to obtain the consent and signature of the group members, or to make a public announcement in the village to solicit the opinions of the villagers. Township preliminary examination: The village committee will submit the approved application materials to the township people** or the sub-district office. Township people** are responsible for conducting a preliminary review of the application, including verifying whether the address of the proposed house meets the requirements of the overall land use plan, village plan, and the relevant requirements of the highway, water conservancy, forestry, electric power and other departments. The town will also organize personnel to inspect and transfer land on the spot. Publicity and reportingAfter the preliminary review is passed, the town will publish the preliminary review opinions on a regular basis in each village and accept public supervision. If there is no objection at the expiration of the publicity period, the township people will report the application materials to the relevant departments at the county level for approval. County-level approval: The county-level authorities such as the county planning bureau and the land and resources bureau will jointly examine and approve the application, determine the planning and site selection opinions, and issue the "Rural Construction Planning Permit" and the "Construction Land Approval Letter". Collect certificates and drawingsAfter the approval of the county, the applicant needs to go to the township (street) planning and construction management office and the land and resources management office to obtain the relevant permits, and obtain the general standard design drawings as needed. Construction & AcceptanceAfter holding the legal formalities, the builder can start the construction of the house, and may also need to comply with other construction regulations during the construction process, and accept the completion acceptance of the relevant departments after completion. 
The above process may vary according to the specific policies of different regions, please follow the specific requirements of the local ** department. At the same time, with the update and adjustment of the policy, some links or required materials may change, so in actual operation, the latest documents issued by the local ** shall prevail.