Passport replacement generally needs to be handled by the entry-exit administration department where the household registration is located, because it involves the verification and confirmation of personal information. However, the specific procedures and requirements for reissue may vary from region to region, so it is recommended to consult the local exit-entry administration department to obtain the most accurate information.
First, understand the replacement procedures and requirements.
After losing your passport, you first need to know the specific process and requirements for reissue your passport. This can usually be understood by consulting official website, the hotline or going to the entry-exit administration department in person.
Second, prepare relevant materials.
Prepare relevant materials according to the requirements of reissue passport. These materials may include identity cards, household registration books, recent photos, loss reporting of passports, etc. Ensure the authenticity and integrity of all materials so as not to affect the progress of passport replacement.
3. Go to the entry-exit administration department where the household registration is located.
Take the prepared materials to the entry-exit administration department where the household registration is located. In the process of handling, you need to fill in the relevant application form and accept the verification and inquiry of the staff.
Fourth, wait for the passport to be made and collected.
After submitting the application, you need to wait for the passport to be made. After the production is completed, the applicant will be notified to collect it. You need to bring relevant certificates for verification when you collect them.
It should be noted that if you can't apply for a passport at your place of residence due to special circumstances, you can try to consult the local exit-entry administration department whether you can reissue it by mail or other means. However, this method may require more materials and certificates, and the processing time may be longer.
To sum up:
After the passport is lost, it is generally necessary to reissue it at the exit-entry administration department where the household registration is located. The specific procedures and requirements for reissue may vary from region to region, so it is recommended to consult the local exit-entry administration department to obtain the most accurate information. In the process of reissuing, you need to prepare relevant materials, fill in the application form as required, and accept verification. If due to special circumstances, it is impossible to apply at the place where the household registration is located, you can try to consult whether it can be reissued by other means.
Legal basis:
Passport Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 1 1 stipulates:
In any of the following circumstances, the passport holder may apply for a new or reissued passport in accordance with the regulations:
(1) The passport is about to expire;
(2) The passport visa page is about to run out;
(3) The passport is damaged and cannot be used;
(4) The passport is lost or stolen;
(5) Other circumstances in which a passport needs to be renewed.
In China, the passport holder's application for passport renewal or replacement is submitted by himself to the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ of the local people's government at or above the county level where his household registration is located; In foreign countries, I will submit it to the people of China, China's embassies and consulates abroad or other overseas institutions entrusted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. China citizens who have settled abroad who apply for a new or reissued passport after returning to China shall submit it to the exit-entry administration department of the public security organ of the local people's government at or above the county level in their temporary residence.
The renewal or replacement of diplomatic passports and official passports shall be handled in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.