he Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs (OCMA) shall issue statements from the Register of Natural Persons regarding the personal data (information regarding the place of residence, family status, passport data and other information regarding the person included in the Register of Natural Persons). The receipt of a statement from the Register of Natural Persons shall be subject to the payment of the State fee if the applicant for information is not covered by an exemption or relief from payment of the State fee.
The person, currently remotely, has the possibility of requesting and receiving a statement from the Natural Person from the PMLP
a person in custody or under the auspices of a register regarding himself or herself, a child of his or her minor (up to 18 years) (it may be necessary to produce a document certifying the relevant information), as well as regarding another person on the basis of a substantiated request, to which a document certifying justification or mutual association has been appended (the original or a copy certified in accordance with the procedures specified in regulatory enactments); and there is also a legal objective for the use of information.
A statement regarding the actual address of the declared place of residence of the person, his or her minor child or under guardianship, or the last address of the declared place of residence of the deceased person, shall also be issued by the institution of registration of the place of residence of the local government, in the administrative territory of which there are persons for whom the information is requested, the declared or registered address of the place of residence.
The owner of the immovable property or his or her authorised person may receive information free of charge regarding the number of persons declared or registered in the immovable property or persons (given name, surname, personal identity number and date of declaration or registration of the place of residence) at the time of issue of the statement. A statement may be requested by the owner of an immovable property whose property rights have been registered in the Land Register. If the owner of the immovable property has not been registered in the Land Register, a document certifying the property rights will have to be submitted, such as a statement of the State Land Service or a certificate of inheritance, which has been certified in accordance with the procedures specified in regulatory enactments.