I answered them all. According to the current situation of me and people around me, 1, party member's identity and file are separate things. Some of my classmates still have party membership at school after graduating from college and will go to work in their hometown, so it doesn't matter if the party membership is not in their own place. You can now transfer the party membership back, first go to the competent department of joining the party and ask him to drive away the application certificate. The first level can transfer by itself (each level will tell you where to go next, so you don't have to worry about this), but when you transfer, you will face several problems, such as how to pay the membership fee, how to hand in the ideological report, and the place where you work is different from that where party member is, so you will have to go back and forth at least once a year. As for the fact that the registered permanent residence and the file are not together, there is no problem, because his problem is that there are unemployed people who have no jobs. If your household registration is not local, there is no way for your personnel relationship to be linked to the employment network of the local personnel bureau. But now that you have a job, the problem doesn't exist. As long as you work now, you can take the documents there. I hope my answer is helpful to you.