The Public Revenue Administration (URA) has issued a directive to citizens whose enrollment in the e-Dannoci services system (E-PPD) remains incomplete. URA has identified a significant number of records, exceeding 35,000, pertaining to registrations that have not been fully processed. The agency clarified that the outstanding cases involve individuals listed as donors—physical persons—whose initial registration details have not been fully finalized within the system.
To facilitate the completion of these records, URA is establishing a dedicated register for these specific cases. In an effort to guide the affected population, personalized notifications have been dispatched to these citizens via the electronic address [email protected]. These communications contain detailed instructions regarding the necessary follow-up actions required to finalize their status.
URA emphasized that the continuation of the process requires the physical presence of the individual. The administration advised that those concerned should await contact from the Public Revenue Administration regarding the appropriate local office visit. Upon receiving such a notification, citizens must present valid identification documents to ensure their registration is properly completed.
The directive stresses that timely action is necessary to ensure all required administrative steps are successfully completed within the system.
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