How to define direct blood relationship
| Name | Lin Dailing |
| Theme | How to define direct blood relationship |
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| Content | I would like to ask whether I am directly related to my great-grandfather. What should I do if the office department refuses to handle affairs because my great-grandfather is not directly related? |
| Processing status | replied |
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| Reply content | Lin Dailin: Hello! Your message has been received. Regarding your question "How to define direct blood relatives, and how to deal with affairs when the office department refuses to handle affairs with non-direct blood relatives", the reply is as follows: Legal direct blood relatives refer to those who have direct relationship, and biological parents and grandparents (grandparents) counting from themselves are all direct blood relatives of elders. The biological children, grandchildren and grandchildren counted down from themselves are all direct blood relatives of the younger generation, and they are relatives of the same blood as themselves. You and your great-grandfather are directly related by blood. Whether you can handle related matters should be determined according to the types of matters you handle and the regulations of relevant departments. Thank you for your interest in the work of Hainan court. |
