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The Registrar-General’s office says that approximately 100,000 passports remain uncollected, and they encourage applicants to visit their offices to collect the documents.
In an interview with the <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/close-to-100-000-passports-uncollected/">Sunday News</a>, Registrar-General Henry Machiri said some of the uncollected passports were processed a long time ago and they suspect the applicants have died.
Machiri also attributed the non-collection to slight delays in processing the e-passports which may have made applicants believe the documents will not be processed. He said:
<blockquote>
We managed to clear our backlog in September 2022 and all is well, we will never have a backlog again. We have said to those that we managed to clear when we had a backlog, come and collect your passports. Some have been collected but a number have not yet been collected.
E-Passports that have been enrolled are 1 111 625, e-passports collected/issued are 1 052 169 and the total number of uncollected machine-readable passports is 96 725.
We are encouraging people to go to the offices where they submitted their applications and collect them from there. If you applied in Bulawayo go there and collect your passport.
</blockquote>
Machiri also said that the Registrar-General’s office has been notifying applicants that their passports are now ready for collection via text messages. He said:
<blockquote>
We are also trying to devise other ways of informing those who will have applied for passports that their passports are ready for collection.
We have been sending them text messages when the passport is out but one might have changed the number as they wait so we will make other plans.
Other uncollected passports are due to unfortunate events such as death. So the system we use will inform us of those who will have died while they waited to collect their documents.
We do not have these statistics readily of the deceased but we can access them.
</blockquote>
The Registrar-General revealed that an e-passport office at Gokwe Centre will be operational before the end of this month, while plans are underway to commence issuing e-passports at the Johannesburg office.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

Pindula News

97 000 Passports Uncollected - RG's Office

Many people in Zimbabwe reportedly rushed to passport offices in Harare to secure travel documents before the increased fees take effect in January next year. Finance Minister, Prof Mthuli Ncube, announced in the 2024 national budget that passport fees would be raised from US$120 to US$200 prompting a surge of individuals seeking to obtain passports before the fee hike.
People in the queue outside the passport offices expressed concerns about the increased fees. They worried that the influx of applicants could make it more difficult for them to get their passports. Josephat who was in a queue that snaked from the entrance along Leopold Takawira into Herbert Chitepo Street, literally encircling the Makombe Building complex spoke to <a href="https://newziana.co.zw/2023/12/05/stampede-for-passports-ahead-of-new-fees-kicking-in/">NewZiana:</a>
<blockquote>
I always wanted to obtain a passport for my personal reasons and businesses but with the 2024 national budget announcement that has hiked the fees for passports, many have turned up and I’m worried this influx might make it difficult for me to get the document. 
</blockquote>
Alice Mangena said she travelled from far away and wanted to avoid the additional expenses associated with the fee increase, such as bus fares. She said:
<blockquote>
After I heard that there will be a fees hike (for) passports, I decided to rush to get a passport before 1st of January and because I come from a far away, it will be difficult to imagine coming to pay US$200 for a passport especially when taking into consideration the bus fare and other costs associated with travelling, so I decided to come and pay for the passport now,” 
</blockquote>
Zimbabweans rely on passports for various reasons, including cross-border trading and migration in search of better opportunities. The fee increase for ordinary passports is set to impact individuals who depend on these documents for their livelihood. The fees for emergency passports are also set to rise from US$200 to US$300 starting in January.
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Zimbabweans Rush To Apply For Passports As Govt Announces Plans To Increase Fees In January

Hundreds of people were left stranded at the Registrar-General’s (RG) office following the alleged unavailability of paper used to produce the newly-introduced e-passports, NewZimbabwe.com reported.
A source at the RG’s Office told the publication that they had stopped producing the e-passports because of a glitch. The source is cited as saying:
<blockquote>
There is no paper and the contractors contracted to produce the e-passports have not been paid.
</blockquote>
This would be the second time Zimbabwe’s e-passport processing system has run aground in two months with authorities unsure of when the crisis will be over.
Last month, the Registrar General, Henry Machiri said they <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/registrar-general-speaks-on-challenges-in-the-issuance-of-passports/">had experienced challenges</a> in the issuance of vital civil registration and travel documents due to a technical fault. 
The <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/electronic-passport-launch-set-for-today/">government launched the e-passport</a> in December 2021 in a development that saw Garsu Paulis getting the nod to produce modern passports that comply with global aviation benchmarks. 
Authorities say the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zimbabwe-clarifies-on-e-passport-application-expiry-of-current-passport/">non-biometric Zimbabwean passports will remain valid</a> until they expire in December 2023.
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Hundreds Left Stranded As Registrar's Office Halts e-Passport Production

Scores of citizens seeking to replace lost national identities Friday visited the Civil Registry Department stand at the Harare Agricultural Show to secure the papers.
NewZimbabwe.com reports that only a few people managed to acquire the IDs as officials claimed they were facing network connectivity challenges.
A  message started circulating on various social media platforms urging citizens with lost IDs to attend the agricultural show and get a replacement. Only citizens with lost IDs were being allowed to seek a replacement.
One Harare resident who had lost patience regretted wasting time and money to visit the registrar general’s stand Friday. He said: 

<blockquote>
I  received a message on WhatsApp indicating people seeking to replace their national IDs to visit the Harare Agricultural  Show. I also heard the message on the radio this morning, but unfortunately, I have failed to replace the ID I lost six months ago.
</blockquote>
In June this year, the challenge to acquire documents reached its peak after the government set aside a weekend for students scheduled to write their final Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council (ZIMSEC) examinations this year.
However, lack of adequate staff at the registry offices and a shortage of processing material stalled the process in most provinces leaving thousands of students stranded, and forcing the government to suspend the process.
In its recent report on acquiring documentation in Zimbabwe (We are like Stray Animals), Amnesty International said there are over 300 000 people who are in danger of being rendered stateless as they do not have IDs.
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/hundreds-besiege-harare-agric-show-for-national-ids/">NewZimbabwe</a>

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