Can social security records be used as proof of one-year habitual residence?

According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Procedure Law and the Interpretation of the Civil Procedure Law, a citizen's habitual residence refers to a place where a citizen has lived continuously for more than one year from his residence to the time of prosecution, except where a citizen is hospitalized.

To prove that you have lived in a place for one year, you need to prove the fact that the person concerned has lived and lived there frequently, including work and daily life.

Social security records can prove that the parties have purchased social security somewhere. If the record is complete and continuous for more than one year, it can be proved that the party concerned has purchased social security in the place for more than one year and has a close relationship with the place.

However, in daily life, it is common to buy social security in other places at home. Therefore, it is impossible to complete the one-year permanent residence certificate only by social security records.

In addition to the social security certificate, the parties can also organize evidence including: residence permit, residence certificate issued by the community where they live, and work certificate issued by the work unit. , and verify each other's proof of having lived there for one year.