1, permanent residence in this city:

(1) New ID card (without new ID card, with old ID card and household registration book or household registration certificate);

(2) One-inch recent color bareheaded photos;

(3) production cost.

2, foreign accounts in the city for more than half a year and have a fixed residence;

(1) household registration certificate of the place where the household registration is located;

(2) The detailed home address certificate issued by the village (neighborhood) committee of the current residence;

(3) One-inch recent color bareheaded photos;

(4) production cost.

Procedures and steps for handling the old-age certificate:

1, residents need to hold a household registration book or ID card and bring an inch of bareheaded photos to the office of the county (district) Working Committee on Ageing where the household registration is located;

2. Non-local household registration personnel who have lived in this city for a long time can bring their children's unit or street certificate and their ID card to the office of the District Working Committee on Ageing where they live;

3. Old people in rural areas can receive preferential treatment cards, which can be registered by towns and unified to the county;

4. Retirees from municipal organs can go to the Municipal Committee on Aging or to the district where the household registration is located.

Senior citizen card preferential treatment:

1, the elderly do not undertake all kinds of social fund-raising. Preferential agricultural tax policies for the elderly over 65 years old in rural areas shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the provincial rural tax and fee reform.

Older people over the age of 65 are exempt from rural public welfare funds and do not undertake the obligation to invest in village-level collective public welfare undertakings. For the elderly under the age of 65 who have lost their ability to work or have special difficulties, the investment obligation of village-level collective public welfare undertakings may be appropriately reduced or exempted upon approval.

2. The elderly prefer to go to hospital for medical treatment. All medical institutions should provide high-quality medical and health care services for the elderly, and conditional hospitals and community health service institutions should set up family beds for the elderly. Elderly people over 70 years old are exempt from the registration fee for general outpatient service.

3. The elderly enter the park with a discount card and are free to buy tickets; Admission to public cultural and entertainment venues is half-price, and people over 70 are free.

All social sports venues should be open to the elderly. Organs, enterprises, institutions, schools, towns, street communities, stadiums and facilities shall provide convenience for the fitness activities of the elderly. The elderly will be given a half-price discount when they enter the paid sports and fitness venues with a discount card.

5, railway stations, bus stations, port passenger stations should be set up for the elderly waiting room (boat), the car (boat) should be set up with a certain number of elderly seats.

6. When the elderly take the above-mentioned means of transportation, they should give priority to buying and checking tickets and getting on and off the bus (ship). Older people over the age of 65 will enjoy half-price concessions when taking local buses (electric buses). Older people over 70 are free.

7. Old people can use public toilets for free with a discount card.

To sum up, it is Bian Xiao's relevant answer about what materials are needed to apply for the old-age certificate, hoping to help you.

Legal basis:

Article 26 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of the Rights and Interests of the Elderly: "An elderly person with full capacity for civil conduct may determine his guardian through consultation with his close relatives or other individuals and organizations who are close to him and are willing to assume guardianship responsibilities. When the elderly lose or partially lose their capacity for civil conduct, the guardian shall bear the guardianship responsibility according to law. If the elderly have not determined their guardians in advance, they shall determine their guardians in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws when they lose or partially lose their capacity for civil conduct. "