If you want to move your account back to your place of origin, the registration card is not a necessary procedure for you to settle down. The registration card is a certificate given to you by the school after your graduation and employment, similar to the previous letter of introduction.

You mainly don't have an immigration certificate now, so it doesn't matter. Generally, college graduates apply for the transfer certificate on behalf of the school, but you have graduated, you can choose to go back to school to do it for you. If the school doesn't want to, you can go to the police station where the school is located and find your own account. The specific procedures are as follows:

1. Go to the police station where the school is located and issue the household registration certificate; 2. Bring the university diploma, parents' household registration book and marriage certificate to the local police station where the household registration is located, and issue a permit to move (please consult the local police station for specific procedures, because the procedures required in different places are not exactly the same); 3. Bring a permit to the school to open a permit and take it back to your hometown to settle down.

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