New queries on Via Oberta from Hestia: guaranteed income, census (OV) and others
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Hèstia incorporates new inquiries from Via Oberta
From the AOC we continue to work to facilitate the daily work of the professionals of the Basic Social Services, incorporating this coming April the available consultations of Via Oberta that can be of more utility:
Department of Social Rights:
- Consultation of the Guaranteed Income (published in February by the Generalitat)
Spanish Tax Administration Agency:
- Tax obligations for applying for aid and subsidies
- Income: modalities composed of the personal income tax certificate (IRPF): individual income level certificate, income certificate for social benefits and income certificate for scholarships
- Exempt public pensions
General Treasury of the Social Security:
- Debt situation
- Job registration to date
We also inform you that if yours is a municipal ABSS, you will also have the option of consult your Register directly from the Hèstia, in an easy and agile way, previous request of the service ) ”Which you will find in the section“ Request the service ”at page with information on the Open Route of the AOC website. This option will give you two immediate improvements once authorized:
- Any professional who has access to your municipal Basic Social Services Area of Hestia will be able to use the consultation in their own register, simply because they have been authorized to access the ABSS (it will not be necessary to authorize one by one your professionals in the service of Via Oberta)
- You will not have any time difference between the date of registration of the citizens of your municipality and the result that the data will be returned to you, since the update is immediate since the database of the municipal register is modified.
The data that can be automatically uploaded to the person's file, once the query has been made from the official DNI / NIE / Passport document, are the same as if you had used the query in the Register through Via Oberta: Full name, date of birth and age and address of address listed in the register. With the "Copy" option, the professional can choose whether to upload this data directly to the personal file or not.
You will soon receive detailed instructions from Coordination on how to apply for these queries in order to be able to consume this data, with pre-filled sample forms and a guide to help you manage them properly.
Catalog of consultations in Via Oberta
The new queries described above are in addition to the four Via Oberta queries that have been integrated into the Hestia Person Card for years and that you can continue to use as before:
- Census data
- Large family title
- Single parent family title
- Disability data