This Tuesday, a new operation of the Mobile Civil Registry was carried out in the northwest area of Concordia. During October, with this type of approach in the Las Viñas neighborhood, more than 300 solutions were provided to residents.
It is worth remembering that the operation is being carried out today, Wednesday, November 27, and Thursday, November 28, and is part of the “Relevar” Project, executed by the Human Development Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia.
During these three days, the Mobile Civil Registry will be present at the Casa del Bicentenario in Víctor Oppel. This operation seeks to complete the procedures that the inhabitants of the different neighborhoods need. Service will be from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
OPERATION
In this regard, the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, reported that “last month we had an experience in the Las Viñas neighborhood and had a great impact, with more than 300 solutions of different types.”
The official, on Tuesday morning, regretted that the rain slowed down “the turnout a bit because the people we aim to provide this solution to travel on foot,” adding that the goal is to reach more residents in this area of Concordia.
“We have the La Arrocera settlement nearby, which is where we are strongly aiming to solve many of these problems, so we hope to reach more than 400 solutions for the people who come.”
For Arístide, in actions like this, “is where you really see it, when you bring the opportunity for transformation or to carry out management in the neighborhood, where we know that if you go to the center you have to go several times.”
WHAT'S NEXT
Finally, the Secretary of Human Development announced that the idea is to continue with the experience and replicate it in several areas of the city.
“We were just talking with the Province team to arrange four visits by the team to four different neighborhoods. We are going to plan it because we are convinced that this is the way, especially when you see the number of services and solutions provided to residents,” concluded Arístide.
PROCEDURES
According to the order of priorities for the approach, the request for a new copy (due to theft or loss), updates for 8 and 14-year-olds, DNI for newborns already registered, and changes of address stand out.
The requirements are as follows:
Newborn DNI: Original birth certificate (with blue seal).
Minors accompanied by father, mother, or legal representative (with documentation proving such status).
Request for a new DNI copy for adults: DNI or police report of loss.
Request for a new DNI copy for minors and updates for 8 and 14-year-olds: DNI or police report of loss.
Legalized birth certificate.
Minors under 14 years of age accompanied by father, mother, or legal representative (with documentation proving such status).
It is worth clarifying that the numbers will be handed out by the Civil Registry staff at the beginning of the day, regardless of the survey that the organizers may have carried out.
In that sense, the forms that justify the free nature of the procedures must be managed by the organizers.
It is worth remembering that the operation is being carried out today, Wednesday, November 27, and Thursday, November 28, and is part of the “Relevar” Project, executed by the Human Development Secretariat of the Municipality of Concordia.
During these three days, the Mobile Civil Registry will be present at the Casa del Bicentenario in Víctor Oppel. This operation seeks to complete the procedures that the inhabitants of the different neighborhoods need. Service will be from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
OPERATION
In this regard, the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, reported that “last month we had an experience in the Las Viñas neighborhood and had a great impact, with more than 300 solutions of different types.”
The official, on Tuesday morning, regretted that the rain slowed down “the turnout a bit because the people we aim to provide this solution to travel on foot,” adding that the goal is to reach more residents in this area of Concordia.
“We have the La Arrocera settlement nearby, which is where we are strongly aiming to solve many of these problems, so we hope to reach more than 400 solutions for the people who come.”
For Arístide, in actions like this, “is where you really see it, when you bring the opportunity for transformation or to carry out management in the neighborhood, where we know that if you go to the center you have to go several times.”
WHAT'S NEXT
Finally, the Secretary of Human Development announced that the idea is to continue with the experience and replicate it in several areas of the city.
“We were just talking with the Province team to arrange four visits by the team to four different neighborhoods. We are going to plan it because we are convinced that this is the way, especially when you see the number of services and solutions provided to residents,” concluded Arístide.
PROCEDURES
According to the order of priorities for the approach, the request for a new copy (due to theft or loss), updates for 8 and 14-year-olds, DNI for newborns already registered, and changes of address stand out.
The requirements are as follows:
Newborn DNI: Original birth certificate (with blue seal).
Minors accompanied by father, mother, or legal representative (with documentation proving such status).
Request for a new DNI copy for adults: DNI or police report of loss.
Request for a new DNI copy for minors and updates for 8 and 14-year-olds: DNI or police report of loss.
Legalized birth certificate.
Minors under 14 years of age accompanied by father, mother, or legal representative (with documentation proving such status).
It is worth clarifying that the numbers will be handed out by the Civil Registry staff at the beginning of the day, regardless of the survey that the organizers may have carried out.
In that sense, the forms that justify the free nature of the procedures must be managed by the organizers.