Housing transfer and social security issues

1. Housing transfer has nothing to do with social security: social security can continue to be paid as usual after transfer. The social security bureau will not manage private property rights.

Second, there is a problem. If the social security you are talking about is your uncle's, after the house is transferred to your father's name, your uncle's account is still in the area where social security is now paid. Even if he loses his job in the future, it won't matter. You can pay social security yourself. If the account will move out from here, there is no work unit or non-local account, and you may not be able to pay social security yourself, so you should be affiliated with the unit. It is suggested that my uncle's account stay in the same place after the transfer.

Third, the transfer to the father can be done by buying, selling or giving, and the gift should be notarized. If the house is more than 5 years old, it may sell better.

Purchase and sale transfer, bring your uncle's and your father's ID cards, real estate license, purchase and sale agreement, and go to the local housing authority to register the transfer.