Hukou/modern birth certificate question (split topic)

[PRC Rabbit 40]

Can anyone tell me if I understand the present status of Hukou's & modern Birth Certificates   pertaining to the Beneficiaries' CNCC in China?

 

We are preparing for a Consulate interview in Singapore but cannot locate the family Hukou.  She does have however, a 2002 Birth Certificate from the Gong Zheng Chu which required the Hukou when it was issued in 2002.  From what I read (Candle for Love, etc) it seems that PRC  Birth Certificates   issued after 2000 can be used instead of the Hukou by the area Gong Zheng Chu to certify  a  Criminal Certificate of No Convictions  issued by  the same area PSB. 

 

Do I understand this correctly?  A RT flight to PRC from SG seems so burdensome for document proving the absence of a criminal record.

neil

[Ryan H 3,812]

Post split from old thread.

[RandyW 149]

On 12/19/2017 at 6:02 AM, PRC Rabbit said:

Can anyone tell me if I understand the present status of Hukou's & modern Birth Certificates   pertaining to the Beneficiaries' CNCC in China?

 

We are preparing for a Consulate interview in Singapore but cannot locate the family Hukou.  She does have however, a 2002 Birth Certificate from the Gong Zheng Chu which required the Hukou when it was issued in 2002.  From what I read (Candle for Love, etc) it seems that PRC  Birth Certificates   issued after 2000 can be used instead of the Hukou by the area Gong Zheng Chu to certify  a  Criminal Certificate of No Convictions  issued by  the same area PSB. 

 

Do I understand this correctly?  A RT flight to PRC from SG seems so burdensome for document proving the absence of a criminal record.

neil

 

 

Birth certificates and police certificates are two separate documents which are required for the interview. The hukou is a household registry, which may be on file at her local PSB. You will need to contact the PSB to find out what they require. Family members can help with the legwork.

 

See Chinese Essential Documents - White Books

[PRC Rabbit 40]

Yes an old thread but PRC remains very confusing when it comes to Notarial Birth Certificates and Hukous. It makes sense if people are in China but both of us are not.  We already have a Notarial BC and need only the CNCC from Shenyang PSB.  I'm confused about why this must be done in person. 

[RandyW 149]

2 hours ago, PRC Rabbit said:

Yes an old thread but PRC remains very confusing when it comes to Notarial Birth Certificates and Hukous. It makes sense if people are in China but both of us are not.  We already have a Notarial BC and need only the CNCC from Shenyang PSB.  I'm confused about why this must be done in person. 

Check with her PSB to find out if that actually IS a requirement. She can most likely apply by mail, or through a family member.

 

See http://candleforlove.com/forums/topic/48295-chinese-essential-documents-white-books/?p=629619

[Ryan H 3,812]

***Below posts merged into this thread from an old one; do not hijack threads started by other members with questions about your own case.***

 

 

16 hours ago, PRC Rabbit said:

Yes an old thread but PRC remains very confusing when it comes to Notarial Birth Certificates and Hukous. It makes sense if people are in China but both of us are not.  We already have a Notarial BC and need only the CNCC from Shenyang PSB.  I'm confused about why this must be done in person. 

 

14 hours ago, RandyW said:

Check with her PSB to find out if that actually IS a requirement. She can most likely apply by mail, or through a family member.

 

See http://candleforlove.com/forums/topic/48295-chinese-essential-documents-white-books/?p=629619

 

[Darnell 8,478]

Ya, instead of a R T flight, ask a family member who IS LISTED in the Hukuo book to go get the police clearance thingie at that local PSB . 

'That' connection seems to have worked over the years.   For a person NOT listed in a Hukuo book ? If can prove up a family relationship at the PSB, then it's possible to get the clearance as well.