Public security household registration window solution
The Public Security Bureau's household registration window solution is primarily used at household registration service centers, police station household registration windows, and sub-district office household registration outlets in districts and counties under the Public Security Bureau's jurisdiction. It primarily handles household registration transfers for both permanent and floating populations, as well as lost and reissued documents. This includes household registration, household registration cancellation, changes to primary and secondary household registration information, household registration certificate issuance, population information inquiries, and other household registration services. The Public Security Bureau's household registration service system, also known as the "centralized" system, covers virtually all household registration management services for natural persons.
Public Security Bureau Household Registration Service Center
The Qixing Pilot Information Interaction Terminal is a multifunctional, integrated verification terminal developed based on the Public Security and Household Registration System's centralized system. Its functions include document scanning, ID card information reading, fingerprint collection and comparison, facial recognition verification, QR code payment, signature confirmation, and service evaluation. Based on a handwriting screen, it is designed for use at counters and counters. It is typically used with a PC and can display the same or different screens. Interfaces are pushed based on business processes, facilitating interaction with the public. By eliminating paper constraints and standardizing and visualizing the entire process, the terminal significantly improves the timeliness of public services provided by Public Security and Household Registration officers and auxiliary police, reducing waiting times.
Furthermore, the "centralized" system breaks the traditional territorial management and approval model. Regardless of whether one's registered residence is in the local area, individuals can voluntarily apply for household registration services at the nearest comprehensive public security window. This means that if a person's place of residence and registered residence are not in the same jurisdiction, they do not need to return to the public security bureau in their original registered location to apply for household registration services. Instead, they can submit their application and documents at the nearest comprehensive public security window. The comprehensive public security window at the receiving location and the comprehensive public security window at the registered residence will work together to coordinate and coordinate processing, truly maximizing data processing and minimizing legwork for individuals, maximizing convenience for the public and significantly improving the ease of doing business for citizens.