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Three steps to reissue a social security card. The first step: report the loss in advance. There are two forms of reporting the loss of social security cards, one is verbal loss reporting and the other is written loss reporting. Written loss report: You can go to the social security card service outlet (located at the street social security office) with the original resident ID card or household registration book to make a written pre-report of loss. Once the loss report procedures are completed, the loss report will take effect immediately. Verbal loss reporting: Cardholders can report loss through various channels such as dialing the card-issuing bank’s service hotline or 12021. When reporting loss over the phone, cardholders should provide their social security card number, name, ID number, workplace and contact number. and other related information. After reporting the loss over the phone, the cardholder should go to the card center service outlet or agency service agency outlet to report the loss in writing within 3 working days with the original copy of his or her ID card (or household registration booklet or social security card). If a written loss report is not made within the time limit, the card center will automatically cancel the card loss report status. Step 2: Replace new cards. After pre-reporting the loss, you can go through the formal procedures of reporting the loss and replacing the card (it cannot be canceled after the formal loss is reported). When replacing the card, you can entrust others to handle it. When handling, you need to present the original and photocopy of the identity card of the principal and the entrusted person. After filling in the "Application Form", the staff of the social security card service outlet will handle it. At this time, the staff will issue a "Card Collection Certificate". If you fall ill during the card replacement period, you can go to a designated hospital for medical treatment with the "Card Collection Certificate", keep the prescription details and charging documents, and follow the manual process for reimbursement. Step 3: Get a new card. Fifteen working days after completing the replacement card procedure, the card holder can go to a social security card service outlet to collect the new card with his/her ID card and "Card Collection Certificate". The first issuance of a social security card is free of charge. If a social security card is replaced due to theft, loss, damage or other reasons, an appropriate replacement fee will be charged. The province-wide unified standard for replacement and replacement of social security cards is 20 yuan, which is charged by the issuing bank corresponding to each social security card. All cooperative commercial banks must report to the price department before charging, publicize it at bank outlets, and issue corresponding charging notes to card holders. Legal objectivity:

Article 74 of the "Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China" Social insurance agencies obtain the data required for social insurance work through business handling, statistics, and surveys. Relevant units and individuals should provide it in a timely and truthful manner. Social insurance agencies shall promptly establish files for employers, completely and accurately record social insurance data such as persons participating in social insurance and payment, and properly keep the original vouchers for registration and declaration and the accounting vouchers for payment and settlement. The social insurance agency shall promptly, completely and accurately record the personal rights and interests paid by individuals participating in social insurance and employer contributions, as well as the records of personal rights and interests such as social insurance benefits, and regularly send individual rights and interests record sheets free of charge. Employers and individuals can inquire and check their payment and social insurance benefit records from social insurance agencies free of charge, and require social insurance agencies to provide social insurance consulting and other related services.