After buying a house, does the residential property need to be filed at the police station before the owner can move to the account?

That was not the case. Buying a house and moving to an account has nothing to do with residential property filing. Only the local residents' committees agree and issue a certificate of relocation, as follows:

1. You need to bring the house ownership certificate, and then bring the house ownership certificate to the neighborhood Committee where the house is located, so that the neighborhood Committee can issue a certificate of permission to move in; Then take the certificate to the police station where the house is located to issue a certificate of consent to move in.

2. Bring the certificate of (1) to the neighborhood committee where the household registration is located to issue the certificate of permission to move out, and then to the police station where the household registration is located to issue the certificate of permission to move out.

3. Take the (1)(2) materials to the neighborhood Committee where the house is located to go through the immigration formalities, let the neighborhood Committee make up the number of households, and then go through the immigration formalities at the location of the house with all the formalities.

4. After the local police station accepts the house, it agrees to move in.