What steps and conditions do micro-enterprises need to apply?

Answer to the question: Steps of micro-enterprise application for micro-enterprise platform: Step 1: Prepare application materials (micro-enterprise application, identity certificate, household registration book, residence certificate, proof of belonging to "nine categories of people") and submit micro-enterprise application to the industrial and commercial office where the business premises are located; Step 2: Participate in the micro-enterprise entrepreneurship training organized by the micro-enterprise office of the local industrial and commercial bureau (applicants who have already participated in the entrepreneurship training organized by the Social Security Bureau can no longer participate in the training); Step 3: Wait for the evaluation results of the financial support funds by the evaluation committee and receive the evaluation opinions; Step 4: Apply for enterprise registration to the local industrial and commercial bureau (institute). Application conditions: (1) Have local household registration (including collective household registration); (2) belonging to "nine categories of people"; (3) Having entrepreneurial ability; (4) No enterprise is operating; (5) The contribution ratio of the "nine categories of people" applicants shall not be less than 50% of the contribution of all investors; (6) Other conditions that should be met. "Nine groups of people" include: (1) college graduates. Refers to graduates who are unemployed and have full-time secondary schools, higher vocational colleges, junior colleges, undergraduate courses, graduate students and other academic levels, as well as vocational students who have obtained vocational skill level certificates and vocational education graduation certificates (including collective accounts in this city). (2) laid-off workers. Refers to the laid-off workers of state-owned enterprises in this Municipality who hold the Employment Certificate or the Employee Unemployment Certificate, the workers who need to be resettled after the closure and bankruptcy of state-owned enterprises, and the laid-off workers of urban collective enterprises; Other registered unemployed people in cities and towns who have enjoyed the minimum living guarantee for urban residents and are unemployed and hold the Unemployment Certificate for Urban Unemployed Persons and the Minimum Living Guarantee Certificate. (3) Returning migrant workers. Refers to the rural household registration personnel in this city who have been engaged in work and business outside the domicile for more than 1 year within the working age stipulated by the state, and hold relevant certificates of going out to work and business. (four) "peasants" personnel. Refers to the residents of this city who are registered as urban residents because the rural collective land is expropriated (used) by the government according to law. Except when the land acquisition has been placed for employment and the household registration relationship has moved out of this city. (5) Immigrants in the Three Gorges reservoir area. Refers to the flooded immigrants and land-occupying immigrants in the Chongqing reservoir area of the Three Gorges Project within the administrative area of this Municipality. (6) disabled people. Refers to the city residents who hold the People's Republic of China (PRC) Disabled Persons' Card and the People's Republic of China (PRC) disabled soldiers Card and have the entrepreneurial ability. (7) Retired soldiers in urban and rural areas. Refers to the retired noncommissioned officers and conscripts with urban and rural household registration within the administrative area of this Municipality. Retired soldiers who meet the resettlement conditions, except those who have been resettled. (8) Cultural and creative personnel. Refers to the city residents engaged in culture and art, animation and games, education and training, consulting and planning, products, advertising, fashion design and other industries. (9) information technology personnel. Refers to the residents of this city who are engaged in Internet services, software development and information technology service outsourcing services. Applicants who have obtained national patented technology, have expertise or popularity in the industry and are in good health may relax the age limit appropriately when applying for establishing micro-enterprises, ranging from 70 years old for men to 65 years old for women. (ten) college students, model workers, advanced workers and founders of private kindergartens in the graduation year. 1. College students refer to those who apply to establish cultural creativity, information technology, high-tech and other industries in the last academic year after graduation. If industrial and commercial registration is the pioneer park, science park and business incubation base of a university, you can directly submit an application form to the micro-enterprise entrepreneurship guidance station of the university where you are located, and apply for the micro-enterprise entrepreneurship support policy. 2. Model workers and advanced figures refer to model workers and advanced workers commended by governments at or above the provincial and ministerial levels; Advanced figures or advanced workers who have been commended by provincial and ministerial departments and clearly enjoyed the treatment of provincial model workers; Model workers and advanced workers who have been commended by district and county governments, except those in-service national civil servants, institutions and institutions that meet the above conditions. Model workers and advanced entrepreneurs need to hold award-winning certificates or commendation documents for identification. Two kinds of basis is lost, with the award certificate issued by the award department for identification. 3. Private kindergartens refer to newly-built private kindergartens that can apply for micro-enterprise entrepreneurship support policies, and relevant implementation rules are being formulated.