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September 5
The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security has identified 3 categories that are exempt from delay fines related to the Emirates ID card, noting that customers can easily apply for an exemption from delay fines through the official website or the UAEICP smart application.
The authority explained that the exempted categories include “the individual who left the country more than (3) months ago, and whose ID card expired after leaving the country, and the individual whose ID card expired after he was deported by order, administrative decision, or judicial ruling, or whose passport was seized.” On pending cases, provided that this is proven by a letter or receipt issued by the competent authorities that deported or detained him on pending cases, and the individual who was not issued an identity card for the period before he obtained the citizenship of the state and before he obtained the family book.
She added that there are 4 steps to submit a request for the service of exemption from paying late fines related to the Emirates ID card: It is: “Submitting a request to issue or renew an ID card through smart channels, then the fees due on the Emirates ID card will appear to the customer, including the late fees incurred, noting that if the customer is among the categories that are exempted from paying late fines, the application is made to Request the service through the smart services system, attach the required documents, to obtain the service, follow up on the request, obtain the result of the request with approval or rejection, and then complete the request with the ID card.
“Identity and Citizenship” recently developed the Emirates ID card registration form to reflect visual identity and facilitate customer procedures. This is within the framework of achieving the Authority’s strategic objectives, in line with developments and meeting the needs of customers.
The Authority explained that the development of the ID card registration form included adding 7 new features, which included “redesigning the form in the form in accordance with the Authority’s visual identity, adding the personal photo of the ID applicant, adding a response code to track the status of the customers’ application, and adding a dedicated section to know the next procedure.” » It also included developing the ID card registration form, adding the name of the company concerned with delivering the ID card to customers, adding the response code for the customer’s voice platform, and adding the response code that allows the customer to modify the fingerprint procedure date.
The Authority allowed customers to renew their residency and ID cards in one electronic form, without the need to print a residency sticker. Foreigners can prove their residency in the UAE through the Emirates ID card issued to a foreigner residing in the country.
It has identified 4 steps for issuing a residence permit and ID card with complete ease through the unified form through the Authority’s website http://smartservices.icp.gov.ae or the UAEICP smart application. The steps include registering, creating an account in the digital ID, and choosing the service for issuing a residence permit and ID card. Submit the application, review and update the retrieved data, pay the fees, and then receive the ID card through the approved delivery companies.
The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs, and Port Security called on customers to verify the validity of the ID number and its expiration date when requesting renewal or replacement, and to ensure the accuracy and validity of the data entered in the electronic form, before paying the fees, to avoid delays in completing the transaction, and to ensure the speed of its completion on time. specified, and ensure the accuracy of the phone number and email information, and the delivery method included in the electronic form, noting that the data entered is subject to review and audit by the Authority.
