After graduation, I haven't saved any files in the talent exchange center, and I haven't reported my registration card. It's been two years now. What should I do?

1. Let me give you an answer with my personal experience! The registration card is an important evidence to prove your first work experience after graduation, and it is also the physical evidence that your student status file is transformed into a labor file. Generally, the blue couplet you are holding is given to the company, and there is still a white couplet in the portfolio that cannot be moved.

2. Who opened your file, ask that company to stamp it for you, and then stamp it with their company's seal (if they don't stamp it for you, you can only use other means, such as there are many certificates and seals outside). The file has been opened, don't touch it, don't add or subtract anything, remember! Your file can be entrusted to the county and city talent exchange center where your household registration is located or your hometown, and the custody fee is paid. Save it. You can also use files to evaluate professional titles in the future.

3. Remember to save the contract of the company you have experienced and the resignation certificate with the start and end date in the file through the talent center. This is the key, much more useful than the registration card. Write it in the contract and resignation certificate, and you can do everything you can to get it done.

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