The general director of the Administrative Service for Identification, Migration and Aliens (Saime), Gustavo Vizcaíno, admitted that there was “corrupted data” in the agency that caused the changes in the system. He indicated that the new system made it possible to build the smart card project. In this sense, he pointed out that neither the residence card nor the birth certificate are requested for this procedure.
The general director of the Administrative Service for Identification, Migration and Immigration (Saime)Gustavo Vizcaíno, admitted that there was “corrupted data” in the body that caused the changes in the system.
“Unfortunately, the bureaucracy did not allow this data to reach the system because there were officials who preferred to leave it blank and unfortunately the system allowed it to remain blank,” Vizcaíno said in an interview with VTV.
The head of Saime indicated that the new system allowed the construction of the smart card project. In this sense, he pointed out that neither the residence card nor the birth certificate are requested for this procedure.
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He explained: “You do have to fill out the form through the Civil Registry data, which is basic, that the Saime institution has to have it. It is mandatory that you have a file, with information data, which lacks official negligence, that they did not put, they did not fill in the data with questions that they did not ask.
He reported that, after a month and a half active, with the new system 318,308 transactions have been processed: 10,093 are data updates, 163,595 identification cards and 144,620 passports.
The director of Saime emphasized that the design of the digital ID It is not final and in this sense, he maintained that the process is under development and awaiting approval.
According to the official, the body’s system does not crash after the changes. He said that they put a ticket counter and that, in one day, 21,000 visits were registered at the same time.
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