I recently renewed my passport and in the process was given a new passport number. This, of course, is now a mismatch with my Jubliado credential. Does anyone know the procedure for notifying / updating Jubliado info. ?? Is this a necessary procedure.?
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It is a very simple process. You DO NOT have to update your Jubilado card. You just take your old and new passports to Migracion in Chriiqui Mall. Tell the man at the front desk you want a registro for your passport. They will put a stamp in your passport, and that is all you have to do. I have never had them cut anything out of the old passport and put it in the new passport. Maybe that is a new procedure.
E-cedulas have nothing to do with this process. That is another subject. Telling somebody they should have applied for an E-cedula and to get a lawyer is not relevant to this question.
Keith is correct about changing your car title. My car is registered in Dolega. I did it myself. The people there know what to do, and it is not a complicated process.
Keith, since you did not mention the ATTT Transit Authority's location, I imagine it is also in David? Please clarify.
Thanks...
It would be the ATTT Registry office associated with the Municipality of registration.
Giny, I just did the same thing. One other thing though, take a passport size photo with you so they can apply it to the new info sheet for their file. I did not know that before hand, but I assured them I will bring one in first of the week.
Thanks so much. gI
We had to renew ours also, Our lawyer told us to take our new and old passport to the immigration office in David ((which we did ) they took the seal with the permanent number out of the old passport and placed it in the new passport, this is done free of charge. We were told not to worry about the passport number in the E-Cedula.
There is no passport number on E cedulas.
I guess that's why we were told not to worry about the passport number on E cedula..lol
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