Can children take their mother's surname?

Question 1: Can children take their mother's surname in China? The law does not explicitly stipulate that you cannot take your mother's surname, but it is unreasonable in human feelings (that is, you have not discussed it with your brother)

Question 2: Can children take their mother's surname after all? Children can change their surnames.

If the child is underage, the parents of the child can take the child, ID card, household registration book, marriage certificate and birth certificate to the police station where the household registration is located to go through the formalities of renaming.

If the child is an adult, you can do it yourself, and you need to bring your ID card and household registration book.

Question 3: Can divorced children take their mother's surname? (1) Can children change their surnames after divorce?

Leave? It is ok for children to change their surnames after marriage. Article 16 of China's Marriage Law stipulates that children can take their father's surname or their mother's surname. Generally speaking, after a child is born, his/her name is determined by both parents through consultation, so the change of the child's name should also be agreed by both parents through consultation. When parents divorce, neither party has the right to change the child's name without authorization.

(2) What if the child changes his surname after divorce?

As mentioned above, children can take their father's surname or their mother's surname. The law stipulates that adult children have the right to change their names, and the name change of minor children must be decided by the guardians of both parties through consultation.

Then, if you have to change your child's surname, it simply takes two steps.

First of all, you need to negotiate with the child's biological father and need proof of written consent. If the child is over 10, it is necessary to seek the opinions of the child, but if the child is over 18, it is necessary to obtain the consent of the child;

Secondly, you need to bring your household registration book, ID card, children's household registration book, divorce certificate and other materials to the public security bureau/police station where your household registration is located. The household registration agency needs the signatures of both parties to change the name of the child. Otherwise, one party has no right to change the child's name, and the household registration authority will not go through the formalities. If one party disagrees and the other party forcibly handles it, the household registration office will bear legal responsibility, and the other party has the right to sue the renamed party and the household registration office.

Leave? It is a small problem that children change their surnames after marriage, which involves both traditional concepts and parents' rights and obligations to their children. Therefore, on the issue of children changing their surnames after divorce, both sides should be cautious. If a child encounters difficulties in changing his surname, especially to the point of going to court, he can consult a professional marriage and family lawyer. Will they leave? There are many useful suggestions and guidance on changing the surname of children after marriage to help the parties achieve their wishes.

Question 4: Can a child with his mother's surname be registered in his father's account? Yes Children can take the surname of either parent.

Question 5: Can children take their mother's surname? Yes! There is a male colleague's child in my company who is exactly like his mother's!

Question 6: Can the registered permanent residence and the names of mothers and children take other people's surnames? Yes

No matter where the child's household registration is.

Children's surnames can be shared with others' surnames.

This is not stipulated.

Question 7: Can children take their mother's surname? of course

You can have any last name.

You can also choose a good surname instead of theirs.

Question 8: Can't children take their mother's surname? It is the embodiment of China's traditional concept that children take their father's surname. Times are different now, and the family structure is very different from that in China. Many families have only one child, and the status of men and women in many families has really become parallel, and many children take their mother's surname. Legally speaking, there is no reason to take only the father's surname. Nowadays, society is becoming more and more legal, so it is appropriate for children to take their father's surname or their mother's surname. In the end, it may become more and more dependent on whose family status is high. However, families who can have two children choose to have one more and follow their parents.

Question 9: Do children have to take their mother's surname when they are registered in their mother's account? You're not married, are you? Thinking about children? What an advanced thinking!

1. After having a child, you can leave the child's account in Harbin. No problem. The child's account can be left to either parent.

2, with the mother's hukou, you don't have to follow your mother's surname.

3. Go to the marriage registration office to get the birth permit before going to the neighborhood committee.

May you live happily all your lives!

Question 10: Is it okay for children not to take their parents' surname? You should reason with your mother-in-law, even if you are allowed not to take their parents' surname, it will have a certain impact on your child's psychology.

In the future, when children grow up and fill in all kinds of documents, people will definitely question why they don't take their father's surname or mother's surname.

You can tell her that it is best to take the father's surname, but you can consider taking the mother's surname in your name.

If children grow up and find that their surname is grandma, they will feel very unaccustomed.