What if the file is lost?

Archives are important materials to record our growth process, and once lost, it will bring a lot of trouble. So, if the file is really lost, what should we do? This article will introduce some file filling methods for you, hoping to help you.

Find the original unit to issue a certificate.

If the file is lost, you need to find the original unit first and ask them to issue a certificate to confirm that your file has been lost and supplement the previous materials. This is the first step to make up the file.

Consult the labor bureau where the registered permanent residence is located.

After obtaining the certificate of the original unit, you need to go back to the relevant department of the labor bureau where the household registration is located to consult the specific operation steps. They will tell you how to fill in the file and what materials you need to prepare.

Find the graduate registration form

If you graduated from a university, you need to find a graduate registration form. You can go back to school to find the teacher of the academic affairs office. They will give you a blank graduate registration form to fill in, and then pull a transcript of your college years (this is charged, and the standards of each school are different) and attach it. Fill in the information and give it to the teacher to go to the college to stamp.

Cover with riding seals

After stamping, the teacher will give you a file cover, remember to stamp the riding seal. Some places can send their own files to the talent market, but if the unit needs to send a transfer letter, it is necessary to go through the procedure.

Consider hosting files

Losing files is really troublesome, so if conditions permit, you can consider hosting files in the talent center. In this way, you don't have to worry about the loss of files, and you don't have to worry about the trouble of filling files.