How to check whether the passport application is successful

Legal subjectivity:

Passport information is your own personal privacy. You can only check the results by going to the official official website or the immigration administration department. Many people think that as long as they bring their ID cards, they can ask the relevant departments for the information they want to know at any time, but this is not the case. 1. How to check passport information 1. Go to the Exit and Entry Management Center of the Public Security Bureau where your household registration is located. You can directly check your passport number with your ID card and household registration book; 2. Directly dial the voice inquiry number of the Public Security Bureau and enter your identity. Check the certificate or application number, or check through the Public Security Bureau website; 3. Of course, it cannot be checked on the Internet website, except for officially authorized special agencies such as the police department or the immigration department. Personal private information cannot be disclosed online. 2. Can a passport be used as an identity card? A passport is a legal identity document and has the same legal effect as an identity card. This is true, but the two are not unconditionally mixed. 1. An ID card is not the same as a passport. A passport is for international use, while an ID card is for domestic use. For example, when going abroad, the customs only recognizes the passport, not the ID card. 2. A passport is not the same as an ID card. Sometimes an ID card is required. For example, when you apply for certain documents at the public security organs in China, if you do not have an ID card, they will ask you to apply for a replacement. In this case, the passport cannot replace the ID card. When registering for marriage, you must bring your ID card; a passport is not acceptable. 3. Passports and ID cards can be used interchangeably at certain times. 3. What materials are needed for passport application: Resident ID card, household register and copies; during the period of collecting, renewing and replacing the resident ID card, you can submit a temporary resident ID card. Residents under the age of 16 must bring their own household registration book (for collective households, submit the "Permanent Population Registration Form"), the original resident ID card of their guardian, and the original documents that can prove the guardianship relationship (such as household registration book, birth certificate, etc.), and submit it to their guardian. Accompany you to handle the matter. Personnel at the deputy director level or above of state agencies, middle-level leaders or above of large and medium-sized state-owned enterprises and members of the leadership team of subordinate enterprises, members of the leadership team of state-owned enterprises at the district (county) level, representatives of state-owned equity in state-controlled joint-stock enterprises, finance and insurance companies at or above the county level , middle-level leaders or above in the securities system, retired cadres at or above the department or bureau level, and other registered personnel submit their unit opinions in accordance with their cadre management authority and administrative affiliation; for military personnel, their troops or work units shall issue opinions in accordance with their personnel or cadre management authority. A bareheaded photo and a completed "Application Form for Chinese Citizens Going Abroad for Private Purposes". Once a person holding a one-time valid ordinary passport for public purposes returns to the country, the passport will become invalid. After returning to the country, people who hold multiple valid passports should return their passports to the original issuing authority for safekeeping. Those who do not leave the country for some reason after receiving the passport should also return the passport to the original issuing authority. The law is objective:

"Exit and Entry Administration Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 9

Chinese citizens shall apply for a passport in accordance with the law when entering or exiting the country. or other travel documents.

Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit from the country of destination. However, this does not apply unless the Chinese government has signed a mutual visa exemption agreement with the governments of other countries or if the Ministry of Public Security or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs provides otherwise.

Chinese citizens who enter or exit the country as seafarers or work on foreign ships must apply for a seafarer's certificate in accordance with the law.