Excise Department Launches Civic Services at Rose & Jasmine Garden

The Excise department in Islamabad has launched a new initiative to provide civic services to residents at Rose & Jasmine Garden. This initiative, known as the ICT doorstep initiative, aims to make essential services more accessible to the public. Excise staff will be stationed at the park's parking lot between 3.00 and 5.00 p.m. to assist citizens with various services, including vehicle registration and access to important documents.

Residents from nearby areas can also benefit from a dedicated van that will be available to provide services such as fuel permits, motor vehicle registration, and more. The goal of this initiative is to streamline processes related to vehicle registration, transfer, and token tax procedures, ensuring a hassle-free experience for the public.

In addition to vehicle-related services, the Facilitation Center Doorstep ICT Vehicle will also offer support in obtaining important documents like domicile certificates, birth certificates, power of attorney documents, international driving permits, and fuel permits for both domestic and commercial use.

The introduction of civic services at Rose & Jasmine Garden by the Excise Department in Islamabad is a significant step towards enhancing public convenience and accessibility to essential services. This initiative not only simplifies processes for vehicle-related services but also extends support for obtaining crucial documents, making it easier for residents to fulfill their administrative requirements.