CPR appointment rejected for dependents

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Mpankahania Member

Member since 06 July 2022

MpankahaniaMember06 July 2022 10:20:08

I was rejected by officer as i have lease agreement and Municipal letter as well on my name, but he told that landowner needs to have change in EWA bill from hotel flat to residential or commercial.

I need to know what else can i do to rectify this what should i tell my land or house owner.

topinsight01 Banned

Member since 24 April 2022

topinsight01Banned06 July 2022 10:31:32

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If you have the Municipality Letter that should be enough. Try your luck at Muharraq Seef Mall CPR Office Fast track. They might approve it.

Please note that Each CPR will cost 20 BHD.

I assume that you have already updated your cpr to that address. If it was a hotel flat, How did they update the address for you?

sasasasa92 Active member

Member since 25 June 2020

sasasasa92Active member06 July 2022 10:34:36

@Mpankahania clear case first then apply for clearance certificate from court then give it to cid then apply for certificate again at cid

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