Glad to answer your question!

Don't be confused! Friend! If someone else issues a household registration certificate, you issue a permanent population registration form. This is because other people's household registration had a very clear address before moving out of the school, and informed the relevant person in charge of the school in time. At this time, it is easy for the school to go to the household registration room of the police station affiliated to the school to open the graduate household registration certificate. I gave you a permanent resident registration form. The biggest possibility is that you didn't tell the school in time what to do with your hukou: move back to your hometown? Transfer to the career guidance center? Move to the place where you are ready to work? Still at school? If you don't tell the school what you really think, the school won't give you the proof of household registration, just send you your household registration book 1. Once the household registration migration certificate is issued, it means that your household registration has moved out of the school, and the original household registration in the school will be cancelled. The school won't do it without knowing what you really think. 2 The account migration certificate cannot be issued without a clear address, otherwise where should the relocated account go? Based on these two points, the school can only send you a registration form for permanent residents.

In fact, I feel better that the school has sent you a registration form for permanent residents: you can leave your account at school when you don't want to move your account for the time being, because your account is still at school at this time; When you have the idea of transferring your registered permanent residence, and your registered permanent residence has a place to receive it, you only need to take your ID card, diploma and registration form to the police station where the school is located to issue a certificate of account transfer, which is very simple.

Good wishes!