What should I do if my social security card expires?

When the social security card expires, the first thing to be clear is that the expiration of the social security card will not affect the use of the social security account. Social security account and social security card are two independent concepts. Even if the social security card expires, the funds in the social security account can still be used normally.

However, the expiration of the social security card may affect some social security-related businesses, such as receiving pensions and medical insurance reimbursement. Therefore, in order to ensure the smooth handling of these businesses, it is recommended to replace the expired social security card in time.

The process of replacing the social security card is usually simple. First of all, you need to go to the local social security department or the service outlets designated by the bank. You need to bring valid identity documents and expired social security cards when handling. According to the instructions of the staff, fill in the relevant forms and pay a certain fee. Then, you can get a new social security card.

It should be noted that in the process of replacing the social security card, personal information and social security account password must be properly kept to prevent others from stealing.

To sum up:

When the social security card expires, a new social security card needs to be replaced in time to ensure that the social security-related business can be handled smoothly. The process of replacing the social security card is very simple, just go to the local social security department or the service outlets designated by the bank. In the process of handling, it is necessary to properly keep personal information and social security account passwords to prevent others from stealing them.

Legal basis:

Article 29 of the Social Insurance Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "The social insurance administrative department shall establish the credit records of the employer and the insured, and bring them into the national credit information sharing platform. Violation of social insurance laws and regulations, shall be given administrative punishment according to law; If it constitutes a crime, criminal responsibility shall be investigated according to law. "