Rule · CBJ · 24 Aug 2000
The Civil Status Department mandates that the National Identity Card issued by the Department of Civil Status and Passports must be accepted in all transactions. This directive supersedes previous circulars, specifically Circular No. 4603/1/11/72 dated 1999/5/26 and Circular No. 8085/1/11/72 dated 2000/7/30, which previously restricted the card's validity to specific entities such as the Ministry of Interior and the Public Authority for Manpower. The new circular ensures the card is recognized universally across all dealings without exception.
Circular No. 13804/3/3/2/10 dated 2000/8/24
Regarding the acceptance of the National Identity Card issued by the Department of Civil Status and Passports in all transactions.
In implementation of the Minister of Interior's decision No. 8085/1/11/72 dated 2000/7/30 and the Civil Status Department's Circular No. 4603/1/11/72 dated 1999/5/26 (regarding the acceptance of the National Identity Card issued by the Department of Civil Status and Passports in dealings with the Ministry of Interior and the Public Authority for Manpower only).
It has been decided to accept the National Identity Card issued by the Department of Civil Status and Passports in all transactions, superseding the aforementioned circulars.
Circular No. 4603/1/11/72 dated 1999/5/26
In implementation of Article 34 of Law No. 34 of 1973 regarding the acceptance of the National Identity Card issued by the Department of Civil Status and Passports in dealings with the Ministry of Interior and the Public Authority for Manpower only, and the rejection of its acceptance in dealings with other entities.
It has been decided to accept the National Identity Card issued by the Department of Civil Status and Passports in all transactions, superseding the aforementioned circular.
(Civil Status Department / Department of Civil Status and Passports)
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“superseding the aforementioned circulars.”
“In implementation of Article 34 of Law No. 34 of 1973”
“In implementation of the Minister of Interior's decision No. 8085/1/11/72 dated 2000/7/30”
“Further to our letter No. 13804/3/3/2/10 dated 2000/8/24,”
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