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After reading today's piece in the Boquete Guide about visitors from the U.S. Embassy, I accessed the information I had filed with the embassy several years ago with an eye toward updating it. I could find no where to enter next of kin information or any other information other than my Boquete address, e-mail, and telephone. Am I missing something? The article implied that information about who to contact in case of emergency should be registered on the website.
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Comment by Kathy Boucher on January 15, 2012 at 4:26pm Are there reasons that you choose to not sign-up Lee. What potential downside do you see. At the moment, I have a neighbor who has my son's contact info in case of emergency. When I was at the Embassy recently about getting a Panamanian drivers liecence, I was given info on how to enroll,"incase of an emergency where we needed to evacuate US citizens'. I don't feel threatened by the political climate here.
Kathy
Comment by Lisa Matthews on January 14, 2012 at 9:42am Bonnie, I did the same last night and found similar concerns. Since "no next of kin" questions or space was noticed, I used the "Notes" section to add my son's names.
Comment by Lee Zeltzer on January 13, 2012 at 9:11pm email them CAIBRS@state.gov I choose not to signup so I don't know what lies within
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