What if I can't do social security with the same ID number?

Relevant data show that when applying for social security, if residents find that they can't buy social security because they have the same ID number as others, they can ask the unit to handle it on their behalf. If they really can't handle it, they need to consult the local tax authorities.

When employees find that their ID cards have duplicate numbers, they can hand over the original ID cards to the unit, and the social security personnel of the unit will go to the business window to inquire and handle them. If the company can't handle it, you can check the company and contact information of the person with the same number at the front desk and contact the person with the same number to verify whether the other party's number is correct. If the other party makes mistakes, it shall be corrected by the other party. If the other company no longer exists, or I can't find someone with the same number after many years, I should go to the local area to check if my ID card has the same number as others.

If it is indeed a duplicate number, you need to apply to the front desk of the local tax authority to modify your personal key information. When handling, you need to provide the original and photocopy of the taxpayer's tax registration certificate, and the original and photocopy of the personal residence booklet involved in the revision of key information. To modify the name (or gender, date of birth, ID number), you also need to provide a certificate issued by the local police station that "this ID card is unique".

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