These include entries, entries or deletions per account in the Property Register

 

 16 JULY 2018, 16:33

 

A total of six of the most mass-produced paper certificates are no longer required by citizens and businesses, and their data are checked ex officio, the government information service said.

 

The paper-based requirement for certificates shall cease:

 

for the existence or absence of public state debts, issued by the Customs Agency;

for the entries, notes or deletions per account of a natural or legal person in the Property Register, issued by the Registry Agency;

for marital status, issued by the municipal administration;

marital status of spouse and children issued by the municipal administration;

for a civil marriage issued by the municipal administration - for persons born after 1 January 1984;

model PM-8 for pension / supplementary pension / supplementary benefits / supplements issued by the National Social Security Institute.

The reports are already made only electronically through the access of the employees to the Commercial and Property Register, BULSTAT, the Register of the Customs Administration Obligations,

 

The measures are part of the government's long-term priority to ease procedures and improve the quality of administrative services for citizens and businesses, the Cabinet said. They underline that this goal is achieved by removing the requirement to present some of the more common paper documents, simplifying regimes, regulated access to registers, electronic document circulation and the exchange of information between institutions.

 

After complaints that administrative structures continue to require certificates and testimonials that have been dropped as a necessity, a special e-mail address udostoverenia@government.bg has been created, to which citizens can report documents that have been unlawfully requested by them.

 

The alerts are checked by the Chief Inspectorate of the Council of Ministers.