Minjus Strengthens Digitalization of Legal and Registry Services

The Ministry of Justice reported this Monday, from its institutional profile on the social network Facebook, on the strengthening of digital transformation projects aimed at bringing legal and registry services closer to citizens.

Among the initiatives is the digitization of the Civil Registry, a process that covered millions of pages of births, marriages, and deaths, in order to protect national memory and expedite consultations.

Also highlighted was the Bienestar Platform, a tool that allows requesting certifications online through digital signature and QR codes, as well as the use of artificial intelligence in registry searches and the consolidation of electronic notarial documents.

The body underscored the importance of institutional interoperability, by linking its systems with other State social services, which guarantees greater transparency and efficiency in procedures.

The most recent meeting between the Ministry of Justice (Minjus) and the Ministry of Communications (Mincom) was held this past September 19 at Mincom headquarters, where ministers Rosabel Gamon Verde and Mayra Arevich Marín, respectively, reaffirmed the strategic alliance to optimize digital procedures and expand citizen access.

At the meeting, the commitment was ratified to promote the Soberanía and Bienestar platforms, advance the digitization of the Civil Registry, and work toward the agility and transparency of services.

Also participating were Pilar Alicia Varona Estrada, deputy minister of Justice; Ernesto Rodríguez Hernández, first deputy minister of Communications; and Wilfredo González Vidal, director of the Digital Government Center.