I can only answer your questions. As for the article, I can’t do anything about it. Sorry

1. First of all, files and accounts can be managed separately. There is no requirement that the two must be managed together. Moreover, they are managed by two different departments.

2. Impact of files: cadre status, promotion and classification, evaluation of professional titles

3. Impact of household registration: marriage, buying a house, children going to school

4. I further Analysis shows that some impacts are not very big

a. As long as the file storage place is a formal custody institution, one year after graduation, the custody institution will give you a full-time grade, which means you will automatically obtain cadre status. The impact can be seen big.

b. There are currently two ways to evaluate professional titles. One is the professional title through files, and the other is the professional title evaluated by the work unit. It does not use files but has the same effect as file evaluation (most of them are like this now) . It can be seen that files have little impact on professional titles

c. Marriage registration requires the original household registration book, which has a big impact

d. If the household registration is in the place of origin and you buy a house in the city, it will still be the same You can apply for a provident fund loan to buy a house, which will have little or no impact

e. Children's household registration must follow their parents. The settlement is closely related to the household registration. There is basically no impact on schooling. Now it is all about choosing a school

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