Overseas Compatriot Identity Certification Act Article 13

Minors who are over 7 years old but under 18 require written consent from their statutory representatives when applying for an Overseas Compatriot Identity Certificate or Overseas Compatriot Identity Endorsement.Minors under 7 years old or adults under guardianship should have applications for Overseas Compatriot Identity Certificate or Overseas Compatriot Identity Endorsement carried out on their behalf by their statutory representatives.If there are more than two statutory representatives, the execution of the right of consent or representativeness can be carried out by one of the statutory representatives. If the statutory representative(s) cannot apply in person, they can appoint an agent to lodge the application.The regulations of this Act prior to the Amendment on December 29, 2020 remain to apply to those people aged under 18 who married before implementation of the Amendment until they reach 18 years of age.