Resident Registration Reissuance Applications Now Available at Any Administrative Office Nationwide
Suwon NewsPublished 2008.02.24 19:11
Applications for resident registration certificate reissuance are now available at any eup, myeon, or dong office nationwide.
According to Suwon City, following amendments to the Resident Registration Act and related laws effective from the 22nd, resident registration certificate reissuance applications can be submitted at any eup, myeon, or dong office throughout the country. Additionally, the reduction ratio for administrative fines on socially vulnerable groups has been expanded.
Applicants can also collect their reissued resident registration certificates not only at the community center where they filed the application, but also at the community center in their registered residence area if they select that option when submitting their application.
Meanwhile, the reduction in administrative fines (maximum 100,000 won) previously paid by socially vulnerable groups such as basic livelihood security recipients when reregistering after resident registration cancellation has been expanded from the current 50% (maximum 50,000 won) to 75% (maximum 25,000 won). Additionally, when applicants request to view resident registration copies, household certificates, or transfer household registers for multiple individuals for the same purpose, they can now submit a single application form with all information consolidated.
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipAccording to Suwon City, following amendments to the Resident Registration Act and related laws effective from the 22nd, resident registration certificate reissuance applications can be submitted at any eup, myeon, or dong office throughout the country. Additionally, the reduction ratio for administrative fines on socially vulnerable groups has been expanded.
Applicants can also collect their reissued resident registration certificates not only at the community center where they filed the application, but also at the community center in their registered residence area if they select that option when submitting their application.
Meanwhile, the reduction in administrative fines (maximum 100,000 won) previously paid by socially vulnerable groups such as basic livelihood security recipients when reregistering after resident registration cancellation has been expanded from the current 50% (maximum 50,000 won) to 75% (maximum 25,000 won). Additionally, when applicants request to view resident registration copies, household certificates, or transfer household registers for multiple individuals for the same purpose, they can now submit a single application form with all information consolidated.
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