The household registration has been transferred to the place of origin. Now I want to transfer the files back to the place of origin. I don’t know how to do it? urgent! !

I also graduated in 2008. I have the same experience as you. Let me tell you about my experience. At that time, my registered permanent residence was returned to my place of origin, but my files were still at the Talent Exchange Center in Zhengzhou. I originally wanted to transfer my files back to my place of origin, but after asking at the Talent Center in Zhengzhou, I found out that I had to go to the local job market or labor bureau. Or if you have found a job locally and your unit has the ability to keep files, it is very easy to issue a file transfer letter. Once you go there and ask to get the files back, they will know what to issue to you. . Then take this transfer letter to the current location of your file. (Note here, you also need a certificate, which needs to be issued at the school, indicating that you no longer work for the original unit. In fact, it is a false unit on your original registration certificate. , those are all made by the school. If you do this, it may be counted as seniority. I don’t know the specifics. Mine is like this.) They will ask you to exchange an old registration card for a new one, and then put it in Once the file is submitted and handed over to you, the registration certificate is valid for one month, so you have to send the file to the local talent center or labor bureau or the unit that accepts you within one month. It is not a very complicated matter at first, but the efficiency of government departments is really... speechless. I wish you good luck and get it done quickly.