Urgently, after graduating from university, move your household registration home, and the specific

This is the case for many of our classmates.

Actually, it's not difficult, don't be nervous.

To put it simply, it is, 1Go to your school counselor first and ask for the certificate of hukou that you transferred at that time, if it is correct, it was already handed in when you entered the school as a freshman.

2. Go to the police station of the school you are studying at now and apply for relocation, which generally requires a handling fee of 5 yuan.

3.It is to go to your local police station and settle down.

It is the conversion of non-agricultural to farming. First of all, you must go to the village committee to apply for the certificate of permission to move in, that is, the confirmation of the receiving unit. To be stamped.

Then go to the town's civil affairs and other relevant departments to stamp, and then go to the county non-agricultural to agricultural office (certificate hall) with the household registration migration certificate (copy) stamped; That is, the receiving unit confirms. The procedures are complicated, and some villages have to pay a certain amount of money to accept non-agricultural conversion to farming. After getting the acceptance certificate (stamped with the official seal of the village, town and county), you can go to the local police station to settle down with the household registration migration certificate issued by the school.

It is now impossible to transfer back to the rural hukou.

I also changed from agriculture to non-farming, and I regretted it after the transfer, although the hukou moved back to my village, but it was also a non-agricultural hukou.

It's easy to move home, the school will issue a certificate of moving out, and then go back to your local police station to register for alcohol. The place where the hukou is turned is generally your hometown or not moving.

Moving the hukou to the school is a non-agricultural collective hukou. If you want to move back, you will be converted from non-agricultural to agricultural. First of all, you must go to the village committee to apply for the certificate of permission to move in, that is, the confirmation of the receiving unit.

To be stamped. Then go to the town's civil affairs and other relevant departments to stamp, and then go to the county non-agricultural to agricultural office (certificate hall) with the household registration migration certificate (copy) stamped; That is, the receiving unit confirms. The procedures are complicated, and some villages have to pay a certain amount of money to accept non-agricultural conversion to farming.

After getting the acceptance certificate (stamped with the official seal of the village, town and county), you can go to the local police station to settle down with the household registration migration certificate issued by the school.

To give you an example, it's easier for you to understand.

Graduates of colleges and universities in the national plan who graduated after January 1, 2001 who are rural residents of Xi'an urban area (county) before enrollment and have no employment units and no housing and settlement conditions in the city, and request to return to their rural homes to settle down in agriculture, according to the provisions of the document (Municipal People's Development No. 4), I shall apply to the district and county personnel bureaus, and issue a certificate of acceptance in the rural areas where the household registration is located before enrollment, with the certificate of non-employment issued by the district and county personnel bureaus, The household registration migration certificate or collective household registration card shall be handled at the household registration office of the police station where the household is entered.

Do you have to transfer home, you can pay money for the school to take care of it, generally you can manage it for 2 years, if you have to transfer it back, it will be a town hukou after you go back

I forget, I got it home myself, too, but it's been years.