How to see if the child's social security card is activated?

Inquiries can be made through online inquiry, telephone inquiry and on-site inquiry.

First, query the social security card status.

1. Online inquiry: Online inquiry platform for social security cards is provided in most areas. Parents can log on to the official website of the local social security bureau or relevant government departments, enter their children's social security card number and related information in the social security card inquiry section, and inquire about the activation status of the social security card.

2. Telephone inquiry: Call the local social security bureau to provide the necessary information such as the child's social security card number, and the staff will inform the social security card to be activated.

3. On-site inquiry: Bring the child's social security card and valid identity documents to the local social security bureau or the social security card service window to ask the staff about the activation of the social security card.

Second, the social security card activation method

1. If the query results show that the social security card is not activated, parents need to activate it in time. The activation of social security cards can usually be carried out in the following ways:

Social Security Bureau Activation: Bring the child's social security card and valid identity documents to the local social security bureau or social security card service window, and complete the activation procedures according to the instructions of the staff.

2. Online activation: Online activation of social security cards is supported in some areas. Parents can log on to the official website of the local social security bureau or relevant government departments and follow the prompts to complete the activation process.

3. Telephone activation: Telephone activation service is also provided in some areas. Parents can call the consultation number of the local social security bureau and complete the activation according to the voice prompt or the guidance of the staff.

4. When activating the social security card, parents need to ensure that the information provided is accurate, and properly keep the child's social security card and related information to avoid information leakage or loss.

To sum up:

Whether the children's social security card is activated can be inquired through online inquiry, telephone inquiry and on-site inquiry. If the social security card has not been activated, parents need to activate it in time, and they can choose to go to the social security bureau, activate it online or activate it by phone. During the activation process, parents need to ensure that the information provided is accurate and take good care of their children's social security cards and related information.

Legal basis:

Measures of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Social Security Cards

Article 16 stipulates:

Provincial, prefecture-level human resources and social security departments that are allowed to issue social security cards should formulate clear rules for the application and management of social security cards, and announce them to the public through express delivery in service places and publicity on government websites. The social security card application management program shall include the following contents:

(a) the function and purpose of the social security card;

(two) the issuance, application conditions and application procedures of social security cards;

(three) the scope of use of social security cards (including use restrictions), the use period and the use method;

(four) the procedures for reporting the loss and reissue the social security card after it is damaged or lost;

(five) the rights and obligations of the card issuer, the cardholder and other relevant parties.

Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Minors

Article 7 provides that:

Parents or other guardians of minors shall bear the guardianship responsibility for minors according to law. The state takes measures to guide, support, help and supervise the parents or other guardians of minors to perform their guardianship duties.