(2) If the student does not have an ID card, the original ID card of the guardian and a copy of the student residence booklet on this page can be provided, and the date of writing can be indicated by signing in the blank;
(3) Neither the students themselves nor their parents can go to the school to go through the formalities, and the client needs to bring the power of attorney, the client's ID card and a copy;
(4) "Diagnosis Certificate" issued by hospitals above Grade II (only for students who apply for suspension due to illness).
Legal basis: Article 5 of the Regulations on the Management of Undergraduate Student Status stipulates that if a student is found to have a disease within three months after entering the school and is diagnosed by a second-class first-class hospital designated by the school as unsuitable for studying in the school or needs to drop out of school for some special reason, he/she can apply for it and retain his/her admission qualification for one year with the approval of the school. Those who retain admission qualifications do not have school status and must drop out of school for treatment. Those who have been treated and rehabilitated during the retention of admission qualification should hold the rehabilitation diagnosis certificate issued by the hospital at or above the county level, and apply for admission to the school according to the specified time before the freshmen report for the next school year. The school will designate a hospital for diagnosis and meet the requirements of physical examination, and re-apply for admission after passing the examination by the school. Those who fail the re-examination or fail to go through the admission formalities within the time limit will be disqualified.