Where can I get a personal social security card?

There are three ways to log in to the local social security network and enter the ID number for inquiry. Go to the local social security department and check with your ID card. By telephone, call the local social security number for enquiry.

Social medical insurance is purchased where you belong. Because the social medical insurance purchased by individuals belongs to different places, you must go to the social security network of the insured place to inquire. Log in to the city's labor security network or social insurance business website, click the "personal social security information inquiry" window, enter my ID card and password, and inquire about my insurance information; Sometimes, the function of the website of the local social security bureau may not be perfect and stable, so you can go directly to the relevant window of the service hall of the local social security bureau to inquire.

It should be noted that the inquiry requires my ID card or social security number, which needs to be prepared before the inquiry. If the social security number is unclear or accidentally forgotten, you can bring your ID card to the business hall of the social insurance agency in each district where you are insured.

Paying medical insurance will also register for business card printing, and it usually takes one month to get the card. To apply for a medical insurance card, the insured person needs to bring his valid certificate to the neighboring district and county medical insurance center to apply, and the district and county medical insurance center will complete it on the spot; The insured person can also apply to the nearest street (town) medical insurance service point for handling, and the service point will settle within 3 working days, and the insured person will receive the medical insurance card at the service point within the specified time. The insured person can also entrust others to handle it on his behalf, and the client needs to carry the valid documents of himself and the insured person.