What is the significance of indicating the place of origin in the household registration book?

Native place usually refers to the long-term residence or birthplace of paternal ancestors with great-grandfather or above. In principle, the place of origin generally follows the paternal line, and only a few special circumstances will follow the maternal line, because the official documents of the Ministry of Public Security clearly stipulate that the organ where a citizen was born should be his grandfather's place of residence or domicile.

Native place is also called place of origin, which means the original native place. Once the place of origin is registered, even if your ancestors move again for various reasons and change their household registration, the place of origin will not change with the household registration.

This is because the purpose of writing native place is to trace back to the birthplace of your ancestors in the future, which will help you or your family know where your ancestors first migrated. This is called tracing back to the source, knowing where your roots are, where you come from and where you want to go.

Most people fill in their place of origin with their father, and some people fill in with their mother. After birth, a person will follow his father's native place and his mother's surname, and basically will not change. When you fill in your place of origin in the above account, the staff will remind you whether to follow your father or your mother. In our country, people mostly follow their fathers and less follow their mothers.

Second, how to fill in your native place?

It can be said that filling in one's native place is an indispensable thing in life. Many people don't know how to fill in the column of native place when filling out resumes and materials. Some people still don't know their native place.

This is actually very simple, as long as you open the household registration book at home, it will be clear at a glance. Just fill it out as recorded in the household registration book. Most of the places of origin are provinces, as well as counties and cities. Or just fill in according to your father's native place.

But remember, once the place of origin is determined and filled in, it cannot be changed at will. If it needs to be changed, it must be reported to the household registration authority, and it can only be changed after examination.

Some materials require to fill in the household registration. It should be noted that the household registration is not necessarily the place where you were born. Some people often fill in their place of birth when they fill in their place of birth. Birthplace is where you were born, and birthplace is where your ancestors lived. The two are sometimes inconsistent.