Where does Jinxian County go to get an ID card on weekends?

In Jinxian county, it is generally impossible to apply for an ID card on weekends. The public security organ's household registration business processing window generally follows the working hours on weekdays, that is, Monday to Friday.

The household registration business window of public security organs operates according to the working hours of administrative organs stipulated by the state, usually excluding Saturday and Sunday. Although some places may have convenience service measures, such as providing delayed service on Saturday morning or on a specific date, these need to refer to the specific announcements or notices of local public security organs. Therefore, in Jinxian County, if you need to apply for an ID card on weekends, you may need to check in advance whether the local public security organs provide services at special hours or arrange for it to be handled on weekdays.

To sum up, the ID card processing in Jinxian County is usually not carried out on weekends.

Legal basis:

Law of the People's Republic of China on Resident Identity Cards

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This Law is formulated for the purpose of proving the identity of citizens living in People's Republic of China (PRC), safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests, facilitating their social activities and maintaining social order.

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China citizens who have reached the age of 16 and live in People's Republic of China (PRC) shall apply for resident identity cards in accordance with the provisions of this Law; China citizens under the age of 16 may apply for resident identity cards in accordance with the provisions of this Law.

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The items registered in the resident ID card include: name, gender, nationality, date of birth, permanent residence address, citizen ID number, personal photo, fingerprint information, certificate validity period and issuing authority.

Citizenship number is a unique and life-long identity code for every citizen, which is compiled by public security organs according to the national standard of citizenship number.

Citizens applying for obtaining, renewing or replacing resident identity cards shall register their fingerprint information.

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Resident identity cards should use standardized Chinese characters and digital symbols that meet national standards.

The organs of self-government of ethnic autonomous areas may, according to the local actual situation, decide to use the written language of the ethnic group exercising regional autonomy or choose the written language commonly used in the local area as the content registered in Chinese on the resident identity card.