If your ID card has expired and needs to be renewed, you can follow the steps below:

Go to the public security agency (usually the police station) or the designated ID card acceptance point where your household registration is located to handle it. Please make sure you understand and comply with the local processing time and regulations.

Prepare the necessary application materials, including the resident household registration book, the original resident ID card, and related forms that may need to be filled out, such as the "Temporary Resident ID Card Application Registration Form" or the "Second Generation Resident ID Card Replacement Registration Form".

Submit the above materials and pay the processing fee (the specific amount may vary from region to region, please consult the local public security agency).

Perform portrait and fingerprint collection on site to complete the production of the new ID card.

Wait for the public security agency to notify you to pick up the new ID card. Usually, the new ID card will be produced within a certain period of time and you will be notified to pick it up.

Please note that the ID card replacement should be carried out within 3 months before the expiration date. When you receive the new card, you need to hand in the old card, and the old card will be invalidated.

In addition, the specific application process and requirements may vary from region to region. It is recommended that you consult the local public security agency or relevant agency before applying to ensure that you can successfully complete the ID card update.