Baojing County Public Security Bureau ID card loss reporting hotline

There is no need to report the loss if your ID card is lost.

Recently, many netizens have left messages on the website of the Ministry of Public Security, asking how to replace the resident ID card after it is lost, whether it is necessary to "report the loss", and whether the owner of the ID card is picked up and used fraudulently after it is lost. Need to bear legal responsibility. The answers to the above questions are as follows:

According to the relevant provisions of the "Resident Identity Card Law of the People's Republic of China" (hereinafter referred to as the "Resident Identity Card Law"), citizens who lose their resident identity cards should report to their permanent resident Report the loss to the police station where your household registration is located and replace it. According to the "Notice of the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance on Charge Standards for Resident Identity Cards and Related Issues", a replacement fee of 40 yuan for a second-generation resident identity card that is lost or damaged will be charged. The citizen's act of applying for a lost ID card will also inform the public security organ of the fact that the ID card has been lost. There is no need to "report the loss" and register a statement in the newspaper. There are no relevant laws that require citizens to "report the loss" and register a newspaper statement after losing their resident ID card. statement. Resident ID card is a legal identity document for citizens, and its main function is to prove the identity of citizens when engaging in relevant activities. When citizens use resident ID cards to prove their identity, the relevant document-using departments have the obligation to check the consistency of the person and the certificate. Only after confirmation is correct can the relevant business be handled for the holder. If a resident ID card is lost and used fraudulently by others, the impersonator and relevant departments should bear corresponding legal responsibilities. The person who lost the ID card does not need to be held responsible for actions he or she did not commit. The "Resident Identity Card Law" also clearly stipulates that anyone who fraudulently uses another person's resident identity card will be fined not less than 200 yuan but not more than 1,000 yuan by the public security organs, or detained for not more than ten days. If there is any illegal income, the illegal income will be confiscated. Here, we also remind the general public that in order to reduce unnecessary trouble, important identity documents such as resident ID cards must be properly kept to prevent loss and theft as much as possible.