What documents and materials do you need to move your account?

I apply in writing; Housing occupation certificate issued by the real estate management department; ID card, household registration book and household registration certificate of the police station where the original household registration is located; Property right certificate and land use right certificate. Purchase contract and full invoice. Original household registration book.

Registration procedures: 1. As long as the indigenous residents or villagers' committees agree to accept you, and sign an acceptance agreement or issue an acceptance certificate with you.

2. Take the acceptance agreement (certificate) and my ID card to the local police station to issue an acceptance account permit.

3. Go to your current household registration police station with the emigration permit.

4. Go back to the original police station with the migration certificate and ID card for settlement procedures.

Does it matter if there is no hukou in rural homestead demolition? 1. If there is a house in the countryside without a registered permanent residence, only the house will be compensated for the demolition, and no resettlement subsidy will be issued.

2. If there is a house in the countryside but there is no hukou, it should be considered that the village is not qualified as a villager, so it cannot enjoy the treatment of villagers, that is, it cannot enjoy the treatment that only villagers in the village can enjoy. Only the villagers in the village can enjoy the treatment, such as the family contracted land distribution treatment and the resettlement subsidy treatment during house demolition.

3. Rural house demolition refers to house demolition on collective land, and the provisions of the Land Management Law shall apply. According to the Land Management Law, house demolition on collective land is attached to land expropriation, and houses are treated as attachments on the ground. Demolition of houses on collective land includes both housing compensation and resettlement subsidies for demolished houses. Housing compensation is based on the evaluation price, and monetary compensation is given in combination with new houses; Population resettlement subsidies, that is, resettlement subsidies for people with villagers' qualifications, are often manifested in the fact that each person is assigned a number of resettlement housing areas, or each household may be assigned a number of homestead areas.

To sum up, in rural areas, if there is a house without a hukou, because the house is legal property, monetary compensation should be given to the house when it is demolished. However, because there is no villager qualification, you can't enjoy the resettlement subsidy, that is, you can't get the resettlement housing area or homestead area.