The previous ID number is different from the current second-generation ID number, which leads to the change of social security information. What should I do? Trouble!

It is no problem to apply for the second-generation ID card with the first-generation ID card, so the numbers of the two-generation ID cards will be the same. Although you can check on the computer that you have completed the second-generation ID card, you can tell the local police station, that is, the police station where your account is located. It may be a little troublesome. The police station will ask you where you are going and what proof to issue.

My first-generation ID card and the second-generation ID card have different numbers, both of which are 18. The first generation was established in 2004, and the second generation was established in 2007. I went to the local police station more than three times, not to mention the poor service attitude. Every time I say this is normal, the ID card replacement number is of course different, and it has been rearranged. Ask the staff every time. I said what to do with the account I opened in the bank with a first-generation ID card. She actually asked me to cancel my previous bank card and open a new account with a new ID card. I don't want to say anything more about this situation. I will use the second-generation ID card now. The ID number corresponding to my diploma is also the number of the first generation ID card. I can't change my second-generation ID card now. The police station also said there was no need to change it, so I did.

For example, you'd better go to the local police station to consult now, and try to change it if you can, so as to avoid many troubles that may occur in the future.