The Excise Department is set to launch a new mobile service at Fatima Jinnah Park in Islamabad starting Monday. This initiative, part of the ICT Doorstep program, aims to make essential government services more accessible to the public, as stated by a spokesperson for the Islamabad administration.
The mobile unit will be stationed at the Bolan Gate parking area from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., where it will provide a range of services. These include issuing fuel permits for both domestic and commercial purposes, as well as motor vehicle registration.
In addition to vehicle-related services like registration, transfer of ownership, and token tax payments, the mobile unit will also handle the issuance of domicile certificates, birth certificates, power of attorney documents, and international driving permits. The goal is to minimize the need for multiple visits to government offices by delivering these services directly to the public.
By improving access to these services, the ICT administration aims to reduce the hassle of repeated visits to government offices, making it easier for residents of Islamabad and nearby areas to access essential services.
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