How do poor households apply? What are the requirements?

The first is to simplify the declaration process for poor households:

Application (in writing) of farmers' heads of household-household survey (ID card, household registration book, family planning certificate, minimum living allowance, 10% discount, disability certificate)-village-level appraisal publicity-township audit publicity-township entry system-submitted to the county for approval.

Second, the specific application process for poor households:

1. Farmers voluntarily submit a written application and fill in the application form for poor households.

2. Hold a meeting of heads of households. The village group where the farmers are located holds a meeting of heads of households, and recommends the candidate list of poor households together with the minutes of the meeting according to the comparative exclusion method, and reports it to the administrative village for summary and then to the township.

3. Family survey. The townships (towns, farms, administrative committees) organize township cadres to make house-to-house surveys, verify the situation of poor households, and fill in the registration form for poor households (one household, one form).

4. Convene the villagers' congress. Villagers' congresses are held in each administrative village to listen to opinions on the list after household surveys, form a primary list, form minutes of democratic appraisal meetings of villagers' congresses, and fill in the Statistics Table of Democratic Appraisal of Villagers' Congresses.

5. First public. The administrative village shall publicize the primary list of poor households after hearing and appraisal, not only in places where villagers are concentrated, such as village departments and village main roads, but also in villagers' groups (natural villages). It is necessary to announce the primary list by radio (the publicity time shall not be less than three days, and photos shall be taken for future reference), and after publicity without objection, the "Report on Examination and Confirmation of Poor Households" and the primary list of poor households in each village shall be reported to the Township People's Government for examination and approval.

6. Township audit. The Township People's Government shall, after cross-examination of the primary list reported by each village, determine the list of poor households in the township.

7. Secondary publicity. The administrative village shall make a second publicity on the list of poor households determined by the township for not less than three days, and take photos for future reference).

8. County-level review. After the second publicity of the administrative village has no objection, the townships (towns, farms and administrative committees) will form a poverty-stricken household audit report on the draft list of poor households in townships (towns) and report it to the county for poverty alleviation immigration audit.

9. Third publicity. The county poverty alleviation and immigration office will upload the list of poor households identified by the audit to the county government network for announcement, and at the same time feed back the list to the administrative village for the third publicity.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) social insurance law

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The state establishes social insurance systems such as basic old-age insurance, basic medical insurance, industrial injury insurance, unemployment insurance and maternity insurance, so as to guarantee citizens' right to receive material assistance from the state and society in accordance with the law when they are old, sick, injured, unemployed and have children.

Regulations on Minimum Living Security for Urban Residents

Article 7

To apply for the minimum living allowance for urban residents, the head of the household shall submit a written application to the subdistrict office or the town people's government where the household registration is located, issue relevant certification materials, and fill in the Approval Form for the Minimum Living Allowance for Urban Residents. The minimum living allowance for urban residents shall be audited by the neighborhood office or the town people's government, and the relevant materials and preliminary examination opinions shall be reported to the civil affairs department of the people's government at the county level for approval. When examining and approving the minimum living allowance for urban residents, the administrative examination and approval authorities can investigate and verify the applicant's family economic situation and actual living standard through household surveys, neighborhood visits and correspondence. The applicant and the relevant units, organizations or individuals shall accept the investigation and truthfully provide relevant information.