Question 2309 — identity papers

Summary

Mrs. Yolaine de Courson alerts the Minister of State, Minister of the Interior, about the availability of devices for collecting applications for national identity cards and passports. The arrangements for establishing an identity card application have been simplified and dematerialized in order to make it easier for citizens to apply for. For security reasons and to avoid falsification of these titles, it is necessary to collect the applicant's fingerprints via a device available in certain town halls. In certain rural areas, it is sometimes necessary to travel several dozen kilometers to benefit from this service. The prefecture provides a mobile collection device for people with reduced mobility or those who do not have suitable means of transportation. Municipal staff sometimes have to go through a hundred kilometers to obtain this device, collect the fingerprints of the citizen concerned then return the device to the prefecture. Côte-d'Or, a department of 8,763 km² for 704 municipalities, only benefits from one mobile device. It wonders, in these conditions, about the possible possibility of increasing the number of mobile devices and making them available to municipalities in sub-prefectures, thus making it possible to limit the expenses and travel of municipal staff and to offer an equivalent service throughout the territory.

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