Residents of the State of Tocantins in situations of socio-economic vulnerability and without documentation will be able to access basic documents, such as birth, marriage and death certificates, as well as ID cards, during the 2nd National Civil Registration Week of the Judiciary - Register, which takes place from May 13th to 17th.
In the State of Tocantins, the Judiciary, through the General Internal Affairs of Justice, has organized the entire structure and it is mobilized to receive the population that needs the service during the week.
The opening ceremony will take place on Monday (May 13th), at 3pm, at the Kanela Social Assistance Reference Center (Cras), located on Block 407 North, with the presence of the President of the Court of Justice of the State of Tocantins (TJTO) and the Chief Justice, Justices Etelvina Maria Sampaio Felipe and Maysa Vendramini Rosal, respectively.
The events are free of charge and they will take place from 8 am to 6 pm, at social assistance centers in various regions of the city and at the Agricultural Technology Fair of the State of Tocantins (Agrotins 2024).
Access here and ask your questions about the week.
Priority
According to Esmar Custódio Vêncio Filho, the Assistant Judge supervising notary and registration services and coordinator of the Register in the State of Tocantins, the project will be carried out in the city of Palmas, each day at a Cras unit, "giving priority to those places where, based on the experience of last year, there was the greatest need", in other words, where there are people with this profile of socio-economic vulnerability.
Agrotins, according to the magistrate, is another option for the campaign, due to the large flow of people who will pass through. "We're going to have two registrars from the city of Palmas and two civil servers from the Judiciary, who will be there all day," he said.
According to Judge Esmar Custódio, this year there will also be the participation of the Public Security Secretariat, which will set up a stand to issue the new ID. "We're also going to issue second copies of birth, marriage and death certificates to prisoners in the units of Araguaína, Palmas and Gurupi," he said.
The aim of the campaign, which is taking place simultaneously throughout the country, is to increase access to basic documents for everyone. Promoted by the National Court of Justice, the intention is also to promote fundamental rights and guarantees, as well as access to the full exercise of citizenship.
Partnerships
Partners of the Judiciary of the State of Tocantins in this mobilization are the state government, Palmas City Hall, the State Prosecution, the Public Defender's Office, the Tocantins BAR, the Association of Natural People Registrars (Arpen), the delegates of the Civil Registry Offices of the city of Palmas and the Municipal Council of the Associations of Residents and Community Entities of the city of Palmas.
CHECK OUT THE PROGRAMMING OF the REGISTER
From May 13th to 17th - Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Monday (13th): Kanela Cras (407 North)
Address: 407 North Street 01 number 07
Contact: 3212-7090 / 3212-7030 /3212-7050 / 99215-6750
Tuesday (May 14th): Krahô Cras (1.304 South)
Address: 1.304 South, Street 8 QI 6 Downtown
Contact: 3212-7093 / 3212-7033 / 3212-7023 / 99238-4773
Wednesday (May 15th): Karajá I (Aureny III)
Address: Street 30 Block 151 number 16
Contact: 3212-7095 / 99217-3038 / 3212-7025 / 3212-7097
Thursday (May 16th): Xerente (Taquari)
Address: Av. LO 15 T 21 APM 45
Contact: 3212-7094 / 3212-7024/ 99217-6844 / 99232-0912
Friday (May 17th): Javaé (Sun Living)
Address: Navigators Avenue APM 12
Sun Living I
Contact: 3212-7092 / 3212-7032 / 3212-7013 / 99252-4629
Tuesday to Friday (May 14th to 17th): Agrotins
Mauro Medanha Agrotechnological Park
