Core Points - Starting from 2025, the first batch of second-generation resident identity cards will reach their 20-year expiration, leading to a peak in renewal applications [1] - To facilitate the renewal process for working individuals, Shanghai police have introduced evening service hours at community service centers and police stations [1][3] - The Shanghai Public Security Bureau anticipates that the acceptance volume of identity cards will reach approximately 4 million this year due to the combination of renewals and replacements for lost or damaged cards [5] Group 1 - The Shanghai police have extended service hours at 278 police station comprehensive windows until 20:00 on Mondays and Wednesdays from May 12 to August 20 to accommodate working citizens [1][3] - Residents can apply for renewal within six months before their identity card expires, either at nearby police stations or through the "Shangyin" platform using electronic documents [3] - Special services are being offered for vulnerable groups, including home visits for the elderly and disabled individuals who have difficulty accessing services [7] Group 2 - The Shanghai police have initiated a pilot program to provide high-frequency household registration services directly in community police offices [7] - The production capacity of the certificate-making center has been fully activated to ensure timely issuance of identity cards to the public [3]