How to reissue the social security card if I lose my ID card?

If you reissue your social security card after losing your ID card, you need to report it to the public security organ and reissue your ID card, and then apply to the social security department for a replacement with a new ID card and relevant supporting materials.

First, report the case and reissue the ID card

Once you find that your ID card is lost, you should report it to the local public security organ as soon as possible and apply for a replacement ID card. When reporting a case, you need to provide basic personal information, such as name, ID number, household registration address, etc. The public security organ will verify your identity and issue a report certificate for you.

Next, you need to prepare relevant certification materials according to the requirements of the public security organs, such as recent photos, household registration books, etc., and pay replacement fees. Under normal circumstances, the processing cycle of a new ID card is a certain period of time. Please wait patiently.

Second, apply for a replacement social security card.

After getting a new ID card, you need to go to the local social security department to apply for a replacement social security card. When applying, the following materials are required:

1. Original and photocopy of the new ID card;

2. Social security card loss report certificate (such as loss report certificate);

3. A recent one-inch bareheaded photo;

4. Other certification materials that may be needed, such as work certificate and household registration certificate.

After submitting the materials, the social security department will verify your identity and related information, and go through the formalities for completing the social security card for you. Please be sure to keep your contact information open in order to receive the notice from the social security department.

In the process of reissuing the social security card, you may need to pay a certain fee. Please consult the local social security department for specific charging standards.

After the replacement, you will get a new social security card and continue to enjoy various social security benefits. Please take good care of the new social security card to avoid losing it again.

To sum up:

If you reissue your social security card after losing your ID card, you need to report it to the public security organ and reissue your ID card, and then apply to the social security department for a replacement with a new ID card and relevant supporting materials. In the process of reissue, please be sure to provide true and complete materials and abide by relevant regulations. At the same time, take care of the new social security card to avoid losing it again.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Identity Card Law

Article 1 1 stipulates:

If the state decides to issue a new generation of resident identity cards, the validity period of the resident identity cards expires, the citizens' names change, or the documents are severely damaged and unrecognizable, citizens should apply for new cards; If there are errors in the registration of resident identity cards, the public security organ shall promptly correct them and issue a new card; When you get a new card, you must return the original card. If a resident identity card is lost, it shall apply for a replacement.

People's Republic of China (PRC) social insurance law

Article 58 provides that:

The employing unit shall, within 30 days from the date of employment, apply to the social insurance agency for social insurance registration for its employees. If the social insurance has not been registered, the social insurance agency shall verify the social insurance premium it should pay.

Employees-free individual industrial and commercial households who voluntarily participate in social insurance, part-time employees who do not participate in social insurance in the employing unit and other flexible employees shall apply to the social insurance agency for social insurance registration.

The state establishes a national unified personal social security number. Personal social security number is a citizen's identity number.