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What should I do after the file is opened?
If the file is dismantled, it should be reported to the personnel department of the issuing unit in time, and taken to the personnel department for file sealing, and the sealing strip should be affixed with the official seal of the unit.

Archives classification

Student status files can be handled by the original graduation school, and files with working materials belong to personnel files.

Resealing

When all the materials are in good condition, the staff will re-attach the sealing strip and cover the riding seal.

Redistribute materials

If there is something wrong with the material, it needs to be reissued before continuing the sealing procedure. When looking for a school to reissue the student registration materials, you need to contact the relevant teachers in the archives management office of your graduate school to reissue the materials, and the reissued materials need to be stamped with the official seal.

Consequences of file being opened

It is wrong to put the students' files in your own hands. If you disassemble the file, it will become a dead file immediately, without giving you any time to react. Once the file becomes a dead file, the only way is to re-check all the materials in the file portfolio before going through the activation procedure.

Treatment of missing materials in archives

In this case, if you want to make up your own file again, you have to personally confirm the missing materials in the file and make up them, put them in the file bag and file them into a complete file before using them.