Can I be a soldier when I immigrate to our country?

This is a very simple question. There is indeed a provision in the relevant requirements of the current conscription regulations on hukou that the hukou must be changed for one year. But this is only for some school-age young parents to transfer their registered permanent residence for their children to become soldiers smoothly, that is, the "military immigrants" in the military service system are similar in nature to those in the college entrance examination. Some of its purposes are because young people of school age have bad records in their original household registration. If they apply in the original domicile, it is difficult to pass the political examination, but it is easier to pass the political examination in the new domicile after moving their hukou. In addition, the parents of young recruits have a good relationship in a military service organ somewhere. Parents moving their children's registered permanent residence here may not only ensure their children to join the army smoothly, but also choose a place. The requirement that the household registration must be changed for one year in the political examination is mainly aimed at these phenomena, aiming at the migration of household registration across counties (cities, districts), and the change of household registration within counties (cities, districts) is not restricted.

As far as you are concerned, these problems will not exist if you do not involve the change of household registration, but only handle the peasants in the same household registration. Go to the local police station to explain the situation and ask them to issue a certificate. In fact, this is a problem that the staff of military service organs are unfamiliar with the regulations and have no policies. But if you change your household registration when you are in the countryside, it falls within the prescribed requirements and there is no way.

In addition, the military will not re-examine the account. After the recruits arrive in the army, the army will review the recruits' files, just checking whether there is any problem with the medical examination form and the political examination form, and whether the household registration problem is in line with the regulations. The army doesn't care.

In addition, there is another possibility that military service personnel take the opportunity to make things difficult. This possibility is not without. Some unscrupulous recruiters will take the opportunity to make trouble and even extort money from young people who are not familiar with the policy and their parents. If so, they will either submit to humiliation or sue him.