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Mar 19, 2015 News
The Guyana Elections Commission (GECOM) has started the distribution of National Identification Cards for persons registered during the recent Claims and Objections exercise .The Commission yesterday asked that persons, who would have conducted registration transactions during this exercise, visit the Registration Office responsible for their areas of residence to collect their ID cards.
“Also GECOM is urging persons who were registered during previous registration exercises but have not uplifted their National Identification Cards, to make a very special effort to do so, from the GECOM Registration Office or Sub-Office responsible for their area of residence.”
According to GECOM, all of its Registration Offices and Sub-Offices will be opened Monday to Thursday from 8:00h-16:30h, Fridays from 8:00h – 15:30h, and on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00h-14:00h.
“Every registered Guyanese age 14 years or over should at all times be able to show a valid National ID card if so requested. Please note carefully that your National ID card is a multi-functional document that identifies you by photograph. Collect your National ID Card today!”
Guyana is set to have early General Elections on May 11.
Mineral and oil rich country borrowing to feed, clothe and house its citizens.
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