'Seoul Jipap' Launches Application and Issuance Service for 7 Major Electronic Certificates

Added Distribution Function for Seoul City Issued Electronic Certificates Such as Water Bill Payment Proof and Childcare Teacher Completion Certificate
Public Service Reservation Confirmation and Lifelong Learning Portal Education Certificates Also Verifiable in 'Seoul Wallet'

[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Cheol-young] From now on, it will be possible to apply for and issue various electronic certificates frequently needed in daily life all at once through the smartphone app ‘Seoul Wallet,’ where you can receive and submit various electronic certificates required to use Seoul city administrative services in one place.

On the 30th, Seoul City announced that it will start application and issuance services for seven major electronic certificates through the ‘Seoul Wallet’ app. The seven types are major certificates frequently issued to citizens: ▲Resident Registration Certificate ▲Resident Registration Abstract ▲Certificate of Entry and Exit Status ▲Health and Long-term Care Insurance Premium Payment Confirmation ▲Health Insurance Qualification Certificate ▲Vaccination Certificate ▲Military Service Certificate.

Previously, electronic certificates were applied for and issued through ‘Government24,’ then received and submitted via the ‘Seoul Wallet’ app. Going forward, users will be able to use private authentication certificates within the ‘Seoul Wallet’ app to receive and submit mobile electronic certificates all at once. Additionally, a function has been added to receive certificates issued by Seoul City in the form of mobile electronic certificates through ‘Seoul Wallet.’ Currently, the electronic certificates that can be issued include six types: ▲Water Bill Payment Certificate ▲Childcare Teacher Completion Certificate ▲Seoul City Administrative Support Staff Usage Certificate, among others.

Meanwhile, the ‘Moved-in’ service, which has been operating in ‘Seoul Wallet’ since December last year, is continuously being upgraded to allow citizens to submit certificates online more conveniently and securely. If there is no real estate electronic contract, the function has been improved to allow submission by photographing the lease contract.

Park Jong-su, Director of Seoul City Smart City Policy, said, “Our goal is for citizens to conveniently use Seoul’s non-face-to-face administrative services. We are striving to enable convenient and secure submission of certificates without visits when applying for various administrative and welfare services of Seoul City,” adding, “We will continue to develop public MyData services that can be applied for online without visits to provide administrative services.”

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