Which groups of people have their citizen identification cards revoked or temporarily withheld?

According to Article 28 of the 2014 CCCD Law, CCCD cards are revoked or temporarily detained in the following cases:

The CCCD card is revoked in case a citizen is deprived of his/her nationality, renounces Vietnamese nationality or has the decision to grant Vietnamese nationality revoked.

The CCCD card is temporarily withheld in the following cases:

- People who are serving a decision to be sent to a reformatory school, compulsory education facility, or compulsory drug rehabilitation facility;

- People who are being detained, imprisoned, or serving a prison sentence.

During the period of temporary detention of the CCCD card, the citizen is allowed by the agency temporarily holding the CCCD card to use his/her CCCD card to conduct transactions in accordance with the provisions of law.

Citizens will have their CCCD cards returned after the end of their detention or temporary detention period, after completing their prison sentence, after completing the decision to send them to a reformatory school, compulsory education facility, or compulsory drug rehabilitation facility.

The authority to revoke and temporarily detain CCCD cards is stipulated as follows:

- The competent CCCD management agency has the authority to revoke the CCCD card in case a citizen is stripped of his/her nationality, renounces Vietnamese nationality or has the decision to grant Vietnamese nationality revoked.

- The agency executing the temporary detention order, the agency executing the prison sentence, the decision to send to a reformatory school, compulsory education facility, or compulsory drug rehabilitation facility has the authority to temporarily detain the CCCD card in the above cases of temporary detention.

Minh Hoa (t/h)

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