Signing of receiving and returning judicial record, nationality, and civil status via mail 

Morning July 28^th, provincial Post Office and Department of Justice signed an agreement to receive and return judicial record, nationality, and civil status via mail. This agreement was to reform administrative procedures, reduce overloading in receiving and returning records at Department of Justice, and promote the role of the only public delivery unit in the province.

In recent years, provincial Post Office has accompanied governmental units in administrative procedures reform through activities, such as: providing services of public administration, creating more utilities to meet people’s needs: home delivery of family record book, passports, driving license…

In 2015, the number of delivered documents via mail increased. In the first 6 months, the total number of delivered documents via mail reached 50,800, increasing 67% compared to the same period of 2014, including 1,518 judicial records.

Reported by T.Ly – Translated by Ngoc Huynh