1. What is a maternity service certificate?
Family planning service certificate is a certificate that integrates the functions of birth permit and environmental inspection. After a married woman is pregnant, she needs this family planning service card for pregnancy check-up, delivery, free contraceptives and job hunting. If the woman reaches childbearing age (over 24 years old) and neither husband nor wife has given birth or adopted children, she may apply for a family planning service certificate before or within three months after pregnancy. At present, only a few backward areas have complex organizations, and there is a phenomenon of separation of family planning service certificates and birth certificates. Most places have cancelled the birth permit.
Second, is the family planning service certificate a birth permit?
To be exact, the birth service certificate is not a birth permit, and now people still think that it is a birth permit. Birth certificate used to be called birth certificate, but now it is called family planning service certificate. Family planning service certificate is a certificate that integrates the functions of birth permit and environmental inspection. After a married woman is pregnant, she needs this family planning service card for pregnancy check-up, delivery, free contraceptives and job hunting. The first child got a birth certificate and went to the township family planning office for birth registration. Do it right away, without the nature of examination and approval. The main function of this card is that pregnant women can enjoy reproductive health examination services for free after delivery. In line with the conditions for re-birth, the second child is a birth permit that needs to be approved by the superior. Family planning related laws and regulations stipulate that a couple can have one child. Legal couples have a child, and citizens can voluntarily arrange the birth time after marriage, so the first child is authorized by laws and regulations, as long as there is a marriage certificate, it is legal.
3. Excuse me, where can I get the Obstetric Service Certificate?
Go to the community where the hukou is located. Procedures: 1. If you give birth to your first child, you should go to the woman's work unit (if you don't have a work unit, you should go to the residents' committee or villagers' committee where your household registration is located) to get the birth service certificate. Two, after the completion of the basic information of both husband and wife, the work units of both sides (residents' committees and villagers' committees without work units) signed their opinions and sealed them. Third, the people's government of the township (town) where the woman's household registration is located and the sub-district office will review, register, number and stamp the Maternity Service Certificate and hand it over to the parties for preservation. Special circumstances: Couples who want to give birth to a second child shall declare according to the procedure of the first child's Birth Service Certificate, and report to the district (county) family planning administrative department or the municipal family planning administrative department for examination and approval after being audited by the township (town) people's government and the sub-district office, and issue the second child's Birth Service Certificate and withdraw the first child's Birth Service Certificate.
Legal basis:
Population and family planning law of the peoples Republic of China
Article 18
The state encourages a couple to have two children.
Those who meet the requirements stipulated by laws and regulations may ask for another child. Specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees.
Ethnic minorities should also practice family planning, and the specific measures shall be formulated by the people's congresses of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government or their standing committees.
If the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government where the husband and wife are registered are inconsistent, the principle of benefiting the parties shall apply.