Immigration in 2009, can I still reissue my ID card now?

You can apply to the local police station with your household registration book.

People's Republic of China (PRC) Identity Card Law

Article 10 stipulates that to apply for a resident identity card, a registration form for applying for a resident identity card shall be filled in and a residence booklet shall be submitted for examination.

Article 7 stipulates that a citizen shall, within three months from the date of reaching the age of 16, apply to the public security organ where his permanent residence is located for a resident identity card. Citizens under the age of 16 shall apply for resident identity cards by guardians.

Article 11 If the State decides to issue a new generation of resident identity cards, the validity period of the resident identity cards expires, the names of citizens change or the documents are seriously damaged and unrecognizable, citizens shall apply for new cards; If there are errors in the registration of resident identity cards, the public security organ shall promptly correct them and issue a new card; When you get a new card, you must return the original card. If a resident identity card is lost, it shall apply for a replacement.

To apply for a replacement ID card, you need to prepare the following materials:

1. Applicant's household registration book;

2. The applicant's original identity card;

3. The digital photo receipt of the applicant;

4. Registration form for resident identity card application.

Processing flow:

1. Take the above materials to the police station where the household registration is located to apply for an ID card for the first time and fill out the application form.

2. After the application form and related materials are submitted, the preliminary examination shall be conducted. After confirmation, the applicant can get the second-generation resident ID card.

3. Within the notification time, take the "Second Generation Resident Identity Card" to the police station to get the certificate.

Processing address:

The police station where the applicant's permanent residence is located.