The Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Early this Monday, it took a drastic decision when it decided to temporarily suspend passport service at the Centro headquarters at Avenida Calle 24 # 37-98 in the city of Bogotá. The system was temporarily out of service due to a malfunction in its verification and delivery systems.
Through a statement on the social network Passports The service of the central headquarters presents a temporary suspension.
On the other hand, we must say that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs also did not provide details of when the service will be normalized at the headquarters, so those who want to provide them in Bogotá have only one option. Passport.
For their part, users and those interested in receiving them Passport They got upset and said, “How is it possible that at least 100 people who are scheduled today should be allowed to attend the headquarters, one headquarters has a system and another headquarters doesn’t?” “There are people who have waited for long days and nothing has been resolved and ‘come back another day’ has not worked. Many have asked for leave from work or need this appointment soon and it affects them. Are they looking for a solution?” One comment says.
Others could recall some past scandals involving auctions for issuing passports, despite the ministry’s indication that the service would continue to operate. “He Govt “Always lie about change, everything has to be right in the passport, right?” said another user, fed up with the difficulties already registered by the Ministry of External Affairs.
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