The Essential Documents for Obtaining a CCCD Chip-Enabled Card

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The transition to the National ID Card with Chip, which came into effect on January 1, 2021, is still quite new to many Vietnamese people. One of the most frequently asked questions is: What documents are required to apply for a National ID Card with a chip? Let’s find out in the following article!

1. Documents required for the National ID Card with Chip

According to the provisions of Article 12 of Circular No. 07/2016/TT-BCA and Decree No. 137/2015/ND-CP, the following personal information is required to proceed with the issuance of the National ID Card with a chip:

For first-time applicants of the National ID Card with Chip

Based on the Law on Citizen Identification, Circular 59/2021/TT-BCA, and Circular 60/2021/TT-BCA, for first-time applicants of the National ID Card with a chip, if the citizen’s information is not yet available in the National Population Database or there are changes or adjustments, you need to bring one of the following legal documents to update and supplement the information in the application file: household registration book or temporary residence book, birth certificate.

For first-time applicants of the National ID Card with Chip

For those switching from the old ID Card to the National ID Card with Chip

Documents required for the National ID Card with Chip

For those switching from the old ID Card to the National ID Card with a chip, you need to bring the following documents:

  • Old ID Card and household registration book.
  • If the information declared in the National ID Card Application Form has changed regarding the household registration book or the National Population Database, you need to bring your birth certificate or other legal documents.

Note: At some population data centers that have been fully updated and have notices, citizens do not need to bring their household registration books.

For those switching from the Barcode National ID Card to the National ID Card with Chip

For those switching from the Barcode National ID Card to the National ID Card with Chip

Since the barcode National ID Card already contains the citizen’s information in the National Population Database, when switching to the new National ID Card with a chip, citizens only need to bring the following:

  • Barcode National ID Card.
  • If the information declared in the National ID Card Application Form has changed regarding the household registration book or the National Population Database, you need to bring your birth certificate or other legal documents.

2. Procedures for Obtaining the National ID Card with Chip

National ID Card with Chip Issuance Process

To apply for the National ID Card with a chip, you need to follow the following basic steps:

Step 1 Fill out the Citizen Identification Form – Form CC01 as prescribed in Circular No. 41/2019/TT-BCA dated October 1, 2019

Citizen Identification Form – Form CC01

Step 2 Present your old ID Card or Barcode National ID Card, household registration book (if required), and other documents to verify your information (if you need to change your personal information). Follow the instructions for taking photos and fingerprints.

Step 3 Pay the National ID Card fee as prescribed and receive a receipt for your National ID Card with a chip.

Step 4 Receive the National ID Card according to the appointment.

National ID Card with Chip Issuance Process

For reference: Meaning of the 12 numbers on the new ID Card

3. Frequently Asked Questions about the National ID Card with Chip

How much does it cost to obtain the National ID Card with Chip?

National ID Card with Chip Fee

According to Circular No. 112/2020/TT-BTC of the Ministry of Finance, the fee for the National ID Card with a chip will be reduced by 50% for six months, from January 1, 2021, to June 30, 2021, and will return to the regular fee from July 1, 2021. The specific fees are as follows:

From July 1, 2021, onwards:

  • When converting from the 9-digit or 12-digit ID Card to the National ID Card with a chip: VND 30,000/card
  • Replacing the National ID Card with a chip due to damage, information change due to error, or at the citizen’s request: VND 50,000/card
  • In case of re-issuance of the National ID Card with a chip due to loss or reinstatement of Vietnamese nationality: VND 70,000/card

For reference: What is the fee for the National ID Card with Chip? When is the fee waived?

When will the National ID Card with Chip be issued?

From the date of receiving the complete set of documents, citizens will receive their new National ID Card after 7 working days for new applications and replacements; 15 working days for re-issuance (due to the need for verification and verification).

Citizens can receive their National ID Card directly at the place of issuance or via postal delivery.

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What to do if the police do not issue a confirmation of the old ID Card?

According to Article 1 of Circular No. 40/2019, if a citizen has been issued a National ID Card but has not been granted a confirmation of the old ID Card number, they only need to submit a written request for confirmation of the old ID Card number at the National ID Card management agency where the National ID Card was issued, along with the original and a copy of the National ID Card, and a copy of the old 9-digit ID Card (if any) to the official receiving the application.

Confirmation of ID Card Number

Can I get a National ID Card if I don’t have a date of birth?

According to Article 18 of the Law on Citizen Identification 2014, the front of the National ID Card contains information about the citizen’s date of birth. Therefore, if you do not have a date of birth, you must supplement this information to apply for the National ID Card with a chip.

Can I use my old ID Card that has been cut off at the corner?

When switching from the 12-digit ID Card to the National ID Card, if your old ID Card is damaged, peeling, or illegible (photo, ID Card number, and text), you will be issued a Confirmation of ID Card Number. An ID Card that has been cut off at the corner is no longer legally valid and cannot be used to obtain the National ID Card with a chip. However, it can be used to confirm the ID Card number and the National ID Card with a chip when performing transactions that require the confirmation of the National ID Card number, such as banking and other transactions.

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Can I apply for a National ID Card at a place other than my registered place of residence?

Yes, this is possible if you are applying for a National ID Card (12-digit ID Card). For other cases, citizens still need to go to their registered place of residence to apply for the National ID Card with a chip. However, in the future, when the National Population Database and the National ID Card data are more complete, citizens will be able to apply for the National ID Card at any National ID Card management agency.

For reference: Can I apply for a National ID Card at a place other than my registered place of residence?

Do I need to change other documents when switching to the National ID Card with Chip?

According to the Ministry of Public Security, switching to the National ID Card with a chip will not affect any documents that used the barcode National ID Card number before. Therefore, when switching to the National ID Card with a chip, citizens can still perform transactions that used the old National ID Card number without having to change any other documents.

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Is it mandatory to switch to the National ID Card with Chip?

According to Clause 2, Article 4 of Circular No. 06/2021/TT-BCA, the barcode National ID Card issued before January 23, 2021, is still valid until the end of the prescribed period. Therefore, if your old ID Card/Barcode National ID Card is still valid, you are not required to switch to the National ID Card with a chip.

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Who are the mandatory subjects for switching to the National ID Card with Chip?

  • ID Card has expired.
  • ID Card is damaged and cannot be used.
  • Changes in surname, first name, middle name, date of birth, or gender.
  • Change of registered permanent residence outside the province or central city.
  • Changes in distinguishing features.
  • Loss of ID Card.

We hope that this article has provided you with useful information to help you understand the procedures and requirements for obtaining the new National ID Card with a chip. We wish you a smooth and quick process!

Frequently asked questions

You will need to provide a valid ID, such as a passport, driver’s license, or national ID card. Additionally, you must present proof of address, such as a recent utility bill or bank statement showing your name and current residence.

Yes, the proof of address document must be no older than three months and display your full name and current residence address. It should also be an original document, not a photocopy.

The CCCD chip-enabled card is a secure and convenient way to make payments and access various services. It can be used for online and in-store purchases, as well as for withdrawing cash from ATMs. The chip on the card adds an extra layer of security and protection against fraud.

You can apply for the card by visiting the website of the issuing authority and filling out an online application form. You will need to provide your personal information, such as name, date of birth, and contact details, along with the required documents mentioned above.

There may be fees involved in the application process, including a processing fee and the cost of the card itself. These fees vary depending on the issuing authority, so it is best to check with them directly for accurate and up-to-date information.
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