Where can I take photos of my ID card?

1. Go to the local police station. You can take a photo when applying for an ID card.

2. Go to the photo studio to take pictures.

The second-generation ID card requires a one-inch recent color front-view image without a hat, both in terms of picture quality and shooting technology, compared with the first-generation ID card.

Before shooting, you must wash off sweat and oil stains on your face. It is strictly forbidden to wear heavy makeup, and you cannot wear any accessories that will affect the shooting effect (including all non-black wire hairpins). When shooting, you must wear a dark-colored shirt, T-shirt or suit with a standard collar. You are not allowed to take photos in uniform.

Requirements: A recent color photo image of the citizen, with a pure white background, without wearing standard clothing or white tops. Residents who often wear glasses should wear glasses. The portrait is required to be clear, rich in layers, natural in expression, and without obvious distortion.

Avatar size and position: In order to ensure the uniformity of photo quality and face size, angle, posture, color, etc., the Ministry of Public Security formulated and announced the digital photo technical standard for resident ID card production (GA461- 2004). The photo used must be a recent, full-face, color headshot without a hat. The head occupies 2/3 of the photo size. It has a white background and no borders. The portrait is clear, rich in layers, natural in expression, and without obvious distortion. The photo size is 32mm × 26mm.

Extended information:

Apply for a certificate

When going to apply for a certificate, you should bring your household registration book and two color photos of yourself (photos can also be collected on site) ) and the first-generation resident ID card originally applied for.

When going through the procedures, you must fill in the "Resident Identity Card Application Registration Form" and collect ID card fingerprints, assist the staff in accurately verifying the ID card registration items, and pay the certificate production fee.

It should be noted that migrants must return to their place of residence to have their fingerprints taken.

The self-service terminal is opened to realize functions such as household registration policy inquiry, processing progress inquiry, household registration certificate printing and ID card reissue, loss and cancellation. Can also apply for cancellation certificate and relationship certificate.

Charging Issues

On December 30, 2003, "Notice of the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance on the Charging Standards for Resident Identity Cards and Related Issues" (Development and Reform Price [2003] No. 2322) stipulates:

1. The public security agency will charge a production fee of 20 yuan per card for residents who apply for and replace second-generation resident identity cards. For residents who have lost or damaged the second-generation resident identity cards, they will be charged a production fee of 20 yuan. Residents with ID cards are charged a production fee of 40 yuan per card.

2. When the public security organs apply for temporary identity cards for residents, the charge for second-generation resident identity cards is 10 yuan per card.

3. The charging standards for residents to apply for, renew, replace lost or damaged anti-counterfeiting resident ID cards are still in accordance with the original (Jiji Price [1995] No. 873) regulations.

According to the Finance and Taxation [2018] No. 37 document issued by the Ministry of Finance and the Development and Reform Commission on April 12, 2018, it was notified that starting from April 1, 2018, the first-time application for resident status will be suspended. Certificate fee.

Reference material: ID card-Baidu Encyclopedia