1. If some college students need to go home to work after graduation, some local household registration offices will require their household registration to return to the local area, and with the relocation of personal files, the school will issue personal file cards, which can be collected by themselves when they return home. The hukou can be kept in the local police station for two years. If you want to move your hukou back to your hometown within two years, you can move back to your hometown according to the graduation of college students.

2. Schools can also keep students' accounts and keep them for students all the time. Basically, my registered permanent residence was left in the collective household of the school, and my registered permanent residence was moved to the school, which means that I already have a local temporary collective residence. If you lose your ID card, you can reissue it without going back to your hometown. Visa and passport for going abroad, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan passes, etc. Are exempt from going back and forth between the university and the student's hometown. You don't need to apply for a temporary residence permit if you have a driver's license. After graduation, personal files can be kept by the local provincial personnel department and enjoy the supporting services in the city.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on Household Registration.

If a citizen moves out of the place under the jurisdiction of the household registration, he or the head of the household shall apply to the household registration authority for emigration registration, obtain a migration certificate and cancel the household registration.

Citizens who move from rural areas to cities must apply to the permanent residence registration authority for moving out with the employment certificate of the urban labor department, the school admission certificate, or the approval certificate of the urban household registration authority.

Citizens moving to border areas must be approved by the public security organs of the counties, cities and municipal districts where they live.