PACI Deletes 552 Residential Addresses. The Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI) has recently taken action to delete the residential addresses of 552 individuals. This measure was prompted either by a declaration from the property owner or due to the absence of an actual building at the registered address. The official announcement was made through the Kuwaiti government’s official gazette, “Kuwait Alyoum.”
Reasons Behind the Deletions
PACI’s decision to delete these addresses stems from two primary reasons:
- Owner’s Declaration: In some cases, property owners have declared that the individuals registered under a particular address no longer reside there, prompting PACI to remove those addresses from its records.
- Absence of a Building: In other instances, PACI discovered that there was no physical structure present at the registered address, leading to the deletion.
Required Action for Affected Individuals
Individuals whose addresses have been deleted must take immediate action. PACI has issued a directive requiring these individuals to visit the PACI headquarters within 30 days from the date of the announcement in the official gazette. During this visit, they must provide supporting documents to register a new residential address.
Consequences of Non-Compliance
Failing to comply with this directive will result in legal consequences. According to Article 33 of Law No. 32/1982, individuals who do not register a new address within the specified timeframe will be subject to a financial penalty. The fine imposed is less than 100 Kuwaiti Dinars (KD) per person, multiplied by the number of people who were previously registered under the now-deleted address.
Final Reminder
This announcement serves as an urgent reminder for the 552 affected individuals to act quickly. By visiting PACI and updating their residential address with the necessary documentation, they can avoid the penalties outlined in the law. It is crucial for all concerned parties to adhere to this requirement within the given 30-day period to ensure compliance with Kuwaiti civil information regulations.
Conclusion
The 552 individuals affected by PACI address deletions must promptly update their residential information within 30 days to avoid legal penalties. Compliance is essential to ensure accurate records and avoid fines under Kuwaiti law.
