Schools engaged in non-compulsory education should take the initiative to obtain the "Certificate" from the local tax authorities, and fill in the "Certificate" in strict accordance with the regulations, and must not fill in it repeatedly or falsely, and must establish a filing system for the "Certificate" filled in.
When the depositor issues a "certificate" to his school, he should fill in his ID number in the "certificate"; If you don't have a resident ID number, you should hold a household registration book (household registration certificate) in triplicate and attach it to the triple "certificate" respectively.
2. Educational savings refers to the special savings that an individual opens an account in a designated bank and deposits a certain amount of funds for educational purposes according to the relevant provisions of the state. It is a special savings for students to pay the education funds needed for non-compulsory education. Education savings are registered in real-name registration system. When opening an account, the depositor should hold his/her (student's) household registration book or ID card and go to the bank to open a deposit account in his/her own name. At maturity, the depositor needs to withdraw the principal and interest in one lump sum with the passbook and relevant certificates.