Ten days from the signing of the presidential decree on the extension of the scope of services in the centers ASAN real estate and cars insured about 50 people.
As representatives of the Centre, if before they take to and replacement ID cards, driver's license replacement, certified, issues of property and migration, now the activities of "boiling."
According to the decree to change the rules of organization and delivery of services by ASAN already available banking facilities, the current open bank accounts, currency exchange. In addition, the profile of the collection include government fees and service charges, receiving administrative penalties, insurance, car insurance, property insurance, legal assistance, legal advice and opinions.
These centers may be statements, appeals and complaints, document translation into Azerbaijani and back, to facilitate the provision of medical services and emergency medical care, to provide medical certificates to receive payments for public services, mobile services and Internet.
In addition, here are taking orders for the services of children's entertainment centers, cafes and other catering facilities.
ASAN-center № 1 is open at the State Agency of services to citizens and for social innovation January 15 this year. - 17D-
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