Centers for the provision of administrative services resume work in Kyiv


Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine, most companies, in particular state-owned ones, have been forced to stop providing their services to Ukrainians.
Centers for the provision of administrative services resume work in Kyiv. They will open on March 28th. This was reported in the Telegram of the Kiev City State Administration.
It is reported that the Centers for the provision of administrative services will work from 10:00 to 16:00, where you can get ready-made documents and consult on general issues.
Information about the work of the ATCs, the readiness and possibility of obtaining an ID-card, a passport of a citizen of Ukraine, a permit for permanent and temporary residence can be obtained by calling: 044 202 60 38; 044 202 60 39 .
In the TsNAP, citizens can apply in the “One Stop Shop” format with various questions. Including the following services are provided: registration of passports and documents for traveling abroad; issuance of various certificates, permits, archival documents and certificates; registration of place of residence and legal persons; resolving issues related to real estate, including land management, construction, commissioning, landscaping; placement and regulation of outdoor advertising, issues of retail outlets; environmental permits, high-risk issues; sanitary and epidemiological examinations; financial aid, and more.
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