1. Apply for a resident ID card:1residents over 6 years old and1residents under 6 years old can apply for a resident ID card with their household registration book at the local police station where their permanent residence is located. Residents under the age of 16 apply voluntarily, and the guardian will lead the application.
2. Redemption of resident identity cards: After the expiration of the validity period of resident identity cards, if it is necessary to renew them due to the change or correction of household registration matters, you should go through the redemption procedures at the local police station where your permanent residence is located with your household registration book and the second-generation resident identity card.
3. Replacement of resident ID card: If the second-generation resident ID card is lost, defaced or incomplete and needs to be replaced, you must apply to the local police station where your permanent residence is located with your household registration book and yourself.
4. Handling temporary resident identity cards: If residents urgently need to use their identity cards during the application, replacement and replacement of the second-generation resident identity cards, I will bring my household registration book and get the second-generation resident identity card certificate to the branch or county (city) bureau where my permanent residence is located to handle temporary resident identity cards. Temporary id card is valid for three months.
5. Handling resident identity cards in different places: residents who have renewed their resident identity cards in different places will be accepted with their old identity cards; If a resident's identity card is lost and replaced in a different place, it can be accepted with other valid identity documents issued by the public security organ, such as the original and photocopy of the household registration book, residence permit, driver's license and passport. College students who have lost their replacement can also accept replacement with their student ID cards.