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Haiti - NOTICE : New addresses of ONI offices (metropolitan area)
05/04/2017 09:37:20

The General Directorate of the National Office of Identification (ONI) informs the public that some of its Communal Offices, especially those in the metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince, have changed their address.

"List and locations of Offices concerned

- Port-au-Prince : 56 Lamarre Street, next to the Tribunal de Paix;
- Port-au-Prince : Joseph Janvier street (main street) premises Viva Rio;
- Cité-Soleil : premises Court of Peace of Cité-Soleil;
- Pétion-ville : premises OAVCT (delivery of National Identity Cards - CIN);
- Pétion-ville : premises DGI (registration of citizens and updates);
- Carrefour : premises Town hall of Carrefour;
- Tabarre : premises Town hall of Tabarre.

In addition, pending the development of the new Delmas Reception and Delivery Center, citizens of the municipality can register, update their CINs or retrieve them to the premises of the ONI located at St. Joseph Janvier (Viva Rio) where they will be temporarily receive service.

The Directorate General of the ONI reminds the population that it can now obtain a certificate of identity and make updates on their CIN in all ONI Communal Offices opened in the 145 communes of the country.

The Directorate General of the ONI thank people for their patience and understanding while continuing to work to improve its services."

HL/ HaitiLibre