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Public Service Center offers home visits

January 5, 2016

Public Service Center offers home visits
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GREAT BAY – The Public Service Center department offers home visits to senior citizens and adults with chronic, cognitive or mental health conditions and/or physical disabilities. The department announces the service today in an ad on the government information page in this newspaper.

The Public Service Center can take care of passport applications, identification cards and attestation de vita proof of life) during home visits.

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To set up an appointment for a home visit, citizens should contact the civil registry by phone, fax or email. The phone numbers and the email address are listed on the government information page.

Public Service Center offers home visits

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/today-sxm/public-service-center-offers-home-visits/

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