Paldal-gu Ingye-dong Launches Free Document Delivery Service
Suwon NewsPublished 2013.08.27 13:52
The Ingye-dong Community Service Center in Paldal-gu (Director Choi Gwang-gyun) announced on the 27th that it will implement a free document delivery service for residents with limited mobility starting September 1st. Under this service, residents can request official documents by phone and have them delivered to their homes.
The service targets residents with Grade 1 or 2 disabilities and elderly persons living alone within the district. The documents available for issuance are five types that do not require identity verification: building management ledgers, land (forest) registers, cadastral (forest) maps, individual public notice land price confirmation documents, and land use plan confirmation documents.
To use the 'Free Document Delivery Service for Residents with Limited Mobility,' residents call the community service center to request the documents. The civil service staff member receives the application details and delivery address, issues the documents, and then delivers them directly to the resident's home through a civil servant and a community leader.
Director Choi Gwang-gyun of Ingye-dong said, "We hope that all residents will benefit from high-quality administrative services through the free document delivery service," and added, "Going forward, we will make every effort to develop various policies to provide customized administrative services."
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipThe service targets residents with Grade 1 or 2 disabilities and elderly persons living alone within the district. The documents available for issuance are five types that do not require identity verification: building management ledgers, land (forest) registers, cadastral (forest) maps, individual public notice land price confirmation documents, and land use plan confirmation documents.
To use the 'Free Document Delivery Service for Residents with Limited Mobility,' residents call the community service center to request the documents. The civil service staff member receives the application details and delivery address, issues the documents, and then delivers them directly to the resident's home through a civil servant and a community leader.
Director Choi Gwang-gyun of Ingye-dong said, "We hope that all residents will benefit from high-quality administrative services through the free document delivery service," and added, "Going forward, we will make every effort to develop various policies to provide customized administrative services."
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