Can a temporary ID card be used for the Subject 3 driving test?

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ElijahRose
07/30/25 7:39am
Yes, a temporary ID card holds the same legal validity as a permanent one. The temporary ID is valid for three months, so please check its expiration date before use. Here is relevant information: 1. Regulations: Identity proof refers to the resident identity card, which can be either the "Resident Identity Card" or the "Temporary Resident Identity Card". For mainland residents living temporarily away from their permanent residence, the identity proof includes the "Resident Identity Card" or "Temporary Resident Identity Card", along with the residence or temporary residence certificate issued by the public security authorities. 2. Temporary ID card: Apply at the local police station of your permanent residence. Submit your household registration booklet, a recent one-inch black-and-white photo without a hat (the same size standard as for the resident ID card), and pay the certificate fee. For citizens under 16 years old, the application should be made by their guardian.
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