Is it legal for residential property management companies to require owners to provide ID cards for filing?

Residential property management companies require owners to provide ID cards for the record. The purpose can be interpreted as facilitating property management, and it is legal if it does not violate any legal provisions.

Although legal, it does not mean that the law gives it power. The owner can refuse to provide the required documents without cooperation, and the owner has not violated any legal provisions. If it does not violate the law, it is legal and applicable to the owner.

The main reason why owners are unwilling to cooperate in life is that they are afraid of revealing personal information and protecting personal privacy. In fact, the information on the personal ID card belongs to the public state and should not belong to the privacy scope. The more generous people are, the smaller the scope of privacy is, and the scope of personal privacy is also defined by themselves, and there is no legal provision.