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The household registration books of children and parents are not on the same household registration book. How can I prove kinship?

When proving kinship, it is generally divided into two situations:

1. Both parties whose household registration is proved belong to the jurisdiction of the same police station. You can bring your household registration book and birth medical certificate to the local police station to prove kinship.

2. The domicile of both parties to the proved relationship is not under the jurisdiction of the same police station. You should bring your household registration book and your family's household registration book to the police station where your household registration is located, and ask them to help you check the original registered address, and then the original registered police station will issue a certificate of kinship.

Extended data:

First, the generation of relatives can only be based on blood, marriage or legal fiction for three reasons. Kinship caused by marriage refers to the relationship between husband and wife formed by marriage between men and women, also known as spouse. As a result, parents, brothers and sisters, parents, brothers and sisters' in-laws came into being.

Kinship is limited to natural consanguinity. Such as parents, children, brothers and sisters, uncles, aunts, nephews, etc.

Relatives created by law. That is, based on some legal act or legal fact. The legally recognized subjects are relatives, such as adoptive parents and adopted sons. Stepparents and stepchildren born from upbringing are all regarded as fictitious blood relatives by China law.

Second, relatives have fixed identities and titles. After kinship comes into being, the kinship status and appellation between subjects are generally fixed, and the parties may not change or terminate it at will except in accordance with the law. The identity and appellation between relatives can be divided into two types from the perspective of the reasons for their formation and whether they can be changed or dissolved:

First, kinship and appellation naturally formed by birth, such as parents, children, brothers and sisters, belong to absolute and permanent kinship and appellation. The parties cannot change;

The second is the kinship status and appellation based on marriage or law, such as spouse, in-laws, adoptive parents, children and so on. Belong to the relatively changeable kinship status and appellation. In other words, these titles can be terminated by divorce or dissolution of the adoption relationship according to law. However, the parties shall not terminate the contract at will.

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