1. agricultural registered permanent residence's confirmation: the applicant must have agricultural registered permanent residence and live in the domicile;
2. Verification of house property rights: the applicant must be the owner of house property rights;
3. Identification of dangerous houses: the houses must belong to dangerous households registered in rural dangerous houses;
4. Determine the subsidy standard: determine the corresponding per capita subsidy standard according to the region and the dangerous house level;
5. Submit an application: submit a subsidy application to the local government and provide relevant supporting materials;
6. Pending approval: the government department will review the application materials to determine whether they meet the subsidy conditions;
7. Receiving subsidies: After approval, the applicant will receive corresponding housing subsidies according to regulations.
Sources of subsidies for rural self-built houses:
1, central financial fund: the state arranges subsidies for rural self-built houses through the central financial budget according to relevant policies;
2. Local financial matching: local governments provide corresponding financial matching funds according to central policies and local actual conditions;
3. Special funds: Special funds can be set up in some areas to support subsidies for self-built houses in rural areas and improve rural living conditions;
4. Social assistance: social organizations, enterprises or individuals provide subsidies for rural self-built houses through donations.
To sum up, applying for subsidies for rural self-built houses needs to follow certain procedures: confirming agricultural household registration, verifying housing property rights, identifying dangerous houses, determining subsidy standards, submitting application materials, waiting for government approval, and receiving corresponding subsidies after approval, so as to ensure the compliance of subsidy objects and the reasonable distribution of subsidy funds.
Legal basis:
Regulations on the implementation of land management law
Article 6
If the ownership and use right of land are changed according to law, and the land use right is transferred according to law due to buildings, structures and other attachments on the ground, an application for registration of land change must be submitted to the land administrative department of the people's government at or above the county level where the land is located, and the original land registration authority shall handle the registration of land ownership and use right change according to law.
Measures for the administration of urban housing ownership registration
Article 4
The state implements the system of registration and certification of house ownership.
The applicant shall, in accordance with the provisions of the state, apply to the real estate administrative department of the people's government where the house is located (hereinafter referred to as the registration authority) for the registration of house ownership and obtain the certificate of house ownership.
Article 5
The certificate of ownership of the house is the only legal proof that the right holder has the ownership of the house according to law and exercises the right to possess, use, benefit and dispose of the house.
Article 30
House ownership certificate includes house ownership certificate, house ownership certificate, house ownership certificate or house ownership certificate, house ownership certificate and house ownership certificate.
Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 43
Any unit or individual that needs to use land for construction must apply for the use of state-owned land according to law, except that the establishment of township enterprises and villagers' houses is approved by law to use the land collectively owned by farmers of the collective economic organization, or the land collectively owned by farmers is approved by law to be used for the construction of township (town) village facilities and public welfare undertakings.