Property maintenance requires a copy of the owner's registration ID card and real estate license. Is this legal?

When the house is repaired, it is legal for the property owner to provide copies of ID card and real estate license for registration, but the owner should pay attention to some matters when providing these copies to protect his privacy and safety.

First of all, the property can know the information of the house by doing so, such as verifying whether the current owner is the real owner and verifying the owner's information. This is a necessary step for property management and maintenance.

However, providing these copies has certain risks. Specific risks include:

Risk of privacy leakage: the real estate license and ID card contain important personal information, such as the location, area, property owner, ID card number, etc. If this information is obtained by criminals, it may lead to the disclosure of personal privacy.

Legal risk: Although in most cases, the copy cannot be used as an official document for handling legal affairs, if it is used by criminals for forgery or other illegal acts, the property owner may be involved in legal disputes.

In order to reduce these risks, the owner can take the following measures:

Indicate the purpose of use and the validity period on the copy, such as "only for property filing, valid until XX, XX, XX".

Be as careful as possible when providing copies to ensure that you know the identity and purpose of the other party.

If possible, try to provide the minimum version of the necessary information, such as providing only the key information page of the real estate license and some information of the ID card.

In short, although it is legal for the property to require the registration of ID cards and copies of real estate licenses, the owners need to be cautious and take measures to protect their privacy and safety.