It seemed difficult but finally the Government has created an app that is always worth installing on your mobile phone. My Citizen Folder is a simple and useful application. Quick access to official documents related to our home, car or Social Security. It also helps us make appointments or simple arrangements. All in one application.

He has been with us for over a year, but he has helped improve our perspective on Public Administration and procedures. Because if there’s any proof that this project is worth it, it’s that it continues to slowly improve. Now, My Citizen Folder has been updated again, adding a number of very useful options.

Registration, history of municipalities and alarms

My Citizen Folder since last update now allows you to download registry data. Instead of going to City Hall to get a receipt, we can download this app and keep the document in our hands.

On both iOS and Android, to download the record we can go to the Housing section, where we can see the My Address data and download the receipt in any European language. We can then also send this to Passbook.

We will also have access to the following information: history of municipalities where we are registered. Sometimes we need this data or evidence, such as when requesting rental assistance. We can do this quickly from this application instead of making an appointment.

This option is added to many other options, such as the ability to request an appointment or see data about our vehicle and the remaining points on our driver’s license. Since this last update, the app also allows you to add whether you are a top athlete or not.

The latest news about My Citizen Folder is that we can now customize calendar alerts. we will be able to Receive notifications via email or push directly from your mobile phonefor example, when we have a formal appointment with the Administration.

Until now, we had to waste several hours to do most transactions with the Public Administration. This app doesn’t change that, but at least the simplest procedures are now available in a few clicks.

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