What's the difference between layman card, conversion card and Taoist card in Taoism? What's the role?

I believe everyone has heard that there are actually many documents in Taoism, such as the layman's card, the conversion card and the Taoist card, which are common. So, what's the difference between these documents? Meanwhile, what are their respective functions? Let's be specific.

First of all, laity cards, conversion cards and Taoist cards actually apply to different objects. Jushi cards are mainly used by some people who come to live in temples, and can also be used for daily needs. The conversion card is mainly suitable for some lay disciples, and can't be completely called Taoist middleman, because after a certain period of time, they will return to their families. Of course, this conversion card is also suitable for their daily life in the temple, which is equivalent to an ancient pass. As the name implies, Taoist priests are for Taoist priests. Relatively speaking, this level is also higher, and it is basically possessed by formally introduced disciples.

Laity card, conversion card and Taoist card are not only suitable for different objects, but also bring different requirements. To have the corresponding documents, we must abide by the corresponding regulations and have different rights and obligations.

Therefore, everyone should have a certain understanding of various documents in Taoism. If you have the opportunity to go to the temple, you should also abide by the corresponding regulations and requirements. You must never act rashly according to your own ideas. This is a sign of disrespect for Taoism and a manifestation of personal cultivation. Of course, various documents also have their own uniqueness, so they can play a certain role relatively. Only by understanding these can we meet the needs of our future life.