Poor households who can't file their cards are determined in accordance with the procedures of "application by the head of household, nomination by villagers' groups, deliberation and voting by villagers' representatives, audit by village committees, audit by township (town) governments, audit by county poverty relief offices, and examination and approval by county people's governments". Villagers' committees have meeting minutes and representatives' signatures for democratic appraisal and voting of poverty alleviation targets, and township people's governments and county poverty alleviation offices have relevant records and files of poverty alleviation targets. The county poverty alleviation office shall finally check the information materials of poverty alleviation objects reported by villages and towns, ensure that there is no dispute or the dispute is resolved and then report to the county people's government for approval, establish county-level files in a unified way, and enter them into the national information system of poor farmers as required. The archives shall be signed and confirmed by the poverty alleviation objects, collectors and auditors. The poor people have completed the signing procedures and know that they are poor households with files. The children of poor households who have set up their files can go to the village Committee to consult their parents, or they can go to the township poverty alleviation workstation. After inquiring through the national information system for poor farmers, poverty certificates can be issued for filing and establishing cards.