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Replacement Exercise>Late Applications
Late
applications
Persons who have missed
their specified call-up periods and have not replaced their old identity cards
should make their applications at any of the Registration
of Persons Offices as soon as possible.
Persons who cannot have
their identity cards replaced during the specified call-up periods due to their
absence from Hong Kong should make their applications at any of the Registration
of Person Offices within 30 days of their return to Hong Kong.
Documents*
to be Brought for Application
Persons
of the age 18 or above
- An adult applicant
only needs to bring his/her existing identity card if he/she is holding a:
- Hong Kong
Permanent Identity Card,
- Hong Kong
Identity Card which bears the "***" symbol,
or
- Hong Kong
Identity Card issued on or after 1 January 1999 and bears the "R"
residential symbol.
- If he/she does
not fall into the above categories, in addition to his/her existing identity
card, he/she must bring his/her valid travel document showing his/her current
residential status in Hong Kong.
Persons
born in 1990, 1991 or 1992
- A juvenile applicant
must be accompanied by his/her father/mother or a legal guardian
- The juvenile applicant
only needs to bring his/her existing identity card if he/she is holding a:
- Hong Kong
Permanent Identity Card,
- Hong Kong
Identity Card which bears the "*" symbol,
or
- Hong Kong
Identity Card issued on or after 1 January 1999 and bears the "R"
residential symbol.
- If the juvenile applicant’s
identity card does not belong to any of the above categories, in addition
to his/her existing identity card, he/she must bring along his/her valid travel
document showing his/her current residential status in Hong Kong.
- The accompanying father/
mother or legal guardian should produce his/her proof of identity (e.g. identity
card or travel document).
- If the juvenile applicant
is accompanied by a legal guardian, the legal guardian should produce documentary
proof of the guardianship.
Persons
born in 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 or 2003
- A minor applicant
must be accompanied by his/her father/mother or a legal guardian, and produce
the following documents: -
- The applicant's
existing Permanent Identity Card;
- Proof of identity
such as recent passport/ travel document or recent school document with
certified photograph (e.g. student handbook or school record book); and
- A recent photo (50
x 40 mm full face photo), if the minor applicant is not taller than 90
cm.
- The accompanying
father/ mother or legal guardian should produce his/her proof of identity
(e.g. identity card or travel document).
- If the minor applicant
is accompanied by a legal guardian, the legal guardian should produce documentary
proof of the guardianship.
* Other than above, supporting
documents may be required for reason of late application.
Failure to apply
Failure to apply for a new
identity card within the specified call-up periods without reasonable excuse
is an offence. Offenders may be prosecuted and are liable to a fine of $5,000.
Persons who cannot have their identity cards replaced during the specified call-up
periods due to their absence from Hong Kong should apply within 30 days of their
return to Hong Kong.
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