With the aim of facilitating access to documentation procedures and bringing State services closer to the residents of different sectors of the city, the Municipality of Concordia, in conjunction with the General Directorate of the Civil Registry of the Government of Entre Ríos, is carrying out a territorial approach in different neighborhoods with the presence of the Mobile Civil Registry.
During the sessions, residents can carry out procedures related to the National Identity Document (DNI), including new copies, updates for 5 to 8-year-olds and 14-year-olds, changes of address, and new copies due to errors in the document.
This Monday the activity was concentrated in La Bianca, where the mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted the possibility of bringing services closer to the neighborhoods “so that those who cannot go to the Civil Registry can carry out the procedures with this modality, during extended hours.”
“This generates closeness with the residents on one hand, but also the possibility of working jointly with institutions or organizations in the city, as in this case, with the neighborhood club, generating a commitment from the place that corresponds to each of us,” remarked Azcué.
SCHEDULE
The operation will take place until October 23, with service hours from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on a first-come, first-served basis.
- October 20: Nueva Vida Church, Bv. Yuquerí No. 2362, Esperanza neighborhood.
- October 21: School No. 44 Gymnasium / Lourdes Grotto, 25 de Mayo No. 156.
- October 22: Club Defensores Nebel, Av. Chajarí and Coldaroli, Nebel neighborhood.
- October 23: Casa del Bicentenario Víctor Oppel, Moulins No. 1779, Sarmiento neighborhood.
People who do not have the financial resources to pay for the procedure are not excluded from carrying it out, as free service is provided for reasons of social vulnerability.
During the sessions, residents can carry out procedures related to the National Identity Document (DNI), including new copies, updates for 5 to 8-year-olds and 14-year-olds, changes of address, and new copies due to errors in the document.
This Monday the activity was concentrated in La Bianca, where the mayor Francisco Azcué highlighted the possibility of bringing services closer to the neighborhoods “so that those who cannot go to the Civil Registry can carry out the procedures with this modality, during extended hours.”
“This generates closeness with the residents on one hand, but also the possibility of working jointly with institutions or organizations in the city, as in this case, with the neighborhood club, generating a commitment from the place that corresponds to each of us,” remarked Azcué.
SCHEDULE
The operation will take place until October 23, with service hours from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on a first-come, first-served basis.
- October 20: Nueva Vida Church, Bv. Yuquerí No. 2362, Esperanza neighborhood.
- October 21: School No. 44 Gymnasium / Lourdes Grotto, 25 de Mayo No. 156.
- October 22: Club Defensores Nebel, Av. Chajarí and Coldaroli, Nebel neighborhood.
- October 23: Casa del Bicentenario Víctor Oppel, Moulins No. 1779, Sarmiento neighborhood.
People who do not have the financial resources to pay for the procedure are not excluded from carrying it out, as free service is provided for reasons of social vulnerability.