What procedures do China people need to go through when they change their nationality in China?

1. issue a joint certificate to the institution that handles the new card, proving that the new card and the original Chinese ID card belong to the same person.

2. If the institution handling the new certificate is a domestic institution, you can directly go to the transfer hall with the new certificate and relevant documents to handle the "replacement" procedure and change the household registration book into a new certificate name.

3. If the new certificate is handled by a foreign institution, it needs to be certified at the Chinese embassy or consulate abroad after the certificate is issued (the certification institution that issued the certificate does exist abroad).

4. If the relevant certificates issued are in foreign languages, they need to be notarized and translated into Chinese in domestic notary offices. I go to the transfer hall with the relevant documents (after authentication)+translation notarization+new certificate to go through the formalities of "replacement" and change the household registration book into a new certificate name.

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If an individual owns a property in China, changing his nationality will not affect his property ownership. Property owners can keep the property or rent it.

When the identity information of the real estate obligee changes, when applying for the registration of new real estate registration items, it shall provide materials to prove that the applicant and the subject recorded in the register are the same person, and meet the following requirements:

1. Domestic natural persons shall submit the certificate of identity change issued by the public security organ where their household registration is located.

2, soldiers, retired or transferred to other jobs, real estate registration with the original military officer's card and other identity documents, should be submitted to the original military identity documents issued by the department, the current household registration where the public security organs or civil affairs departments issued proof of identity change.

3. If a domestic natural person obtains the status of an overseas resident, it shall submit a notarized or certified certificate of identity change. If it cannot be provided, submit the historical identity record before leaving the country or the sworn statement of identity change issued by the household registration administration department where the original account is located and other materials sufficient to prove that it was the same person before and after the change.

4. When an overseas natural person obtains the status of a domestic resident, he shall submit a notarized certificate of identity change.

5. An overseas natural person shall submit a certified certificate of identity change.

6. Domestic legal persons and other organizations shall submit the corresponding certificates of identity change issued by their main registration agencies.

7. Overseas legal persons and other organizations shall submit certificates of identity change issued by their approval and registration agencies.

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