Hwaseong City to Conduct Special Resident Registration Investigation for Q4 2014

Hwaseong City will conduct a special resident registration investigation for the fourth quarter of 2014 until January 9 of next year.

The primary targets of this investigation include those who filed false change-of-address reports and those who failed to report changes in residence, residents aged 100 and older, residents living in poor housing conditions such as goshiwons and boarding houses, those whose emigration records have not been properly processed despite five years passing since filing for domestic or international relocation, and those who registered false addresses for school enrollment purposes.

Residents who voluntarily report during the investigation period and whose resident registration has been cancelled or marked as non-resident for various reasons, as well as those who have not yet received new resident identification cards, can receive reductions on administrative fines of up to 75 percent.

The city is conducting this investigation targeting those with false change-of-address reports, unauthorized relocations, elderly residents, and others to align resident registration records with actual residence facts. The city urged residents to actively cooperate with the investigation.

Additionally, for non-residents identified through the investigation, the city plans to take direct measures following investigation procedures and public notice by January 4 of next year.