At noon on Thursday, the National Police confirmed via its Twitter account that it is no longer necessary to report the incident on its website. loss of identity documents.
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“If you have lost your identity documents such as ID card, driver’s license, passport, bank cards, among others, you will no longer need to report the loss on the National Police website.“, says patrol officer María Verano in the video.
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The official stated that it would be sufficient to go to the relevant institution and request a copy of the document in question, which costs in some cases.
Verano patrol states that the person is “victim of an identity theft crime, theft anyone fake“, when faced with these facts, “they must go to the offices of the Attorney General or the chambers to receive complaints from the National Police of the judiciary.”
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In case of duplication of citizenship card, there are three ways to get it. Online procedure: electronic payment (PSE) web method. procedure face to face: office-assisted web replication method. And face-to-face procedure: data capture method.
Although you already have a digital ID with a value of $55,750, you must pay $46,050 in any of the three methods.
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However, this card can be obtained from the first week of December, according to the Registry Office, and on that date, citizens will be able to make an appointment with the population directorates of the country authorized to issue this identity document.
ID card is the most important document
– for all kinds of activities – for Colombians.
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Source: Exame
