Plan and Budget Organization Denies News of Cancellation of Self-Declaration for Kalabarg Increase

The Plan and Budget Organization, in a statement, said: The report that the self-declaration process and payment of the Kalabarg credit increase have been postponed to next month is inaccurate.

The Program and Budget Organization announced by issuing a notice: The news of the postponement of the self-declaration process and the payment of Kalaberg's credit increase to next month is false.

Ambassador of Arjan-Economic Group: This organization emphasized that the process of registering applicants in October is underway.

1. The SMS invitation to self-declaration to increase the validity of Kalaberg will be sent to 18,300,000 heads of households, equivalent to about 40 million people.

2. Registration in the "My Government" system is possible only by the head of the household.

3. Heads of households who are not able to use the system can do the self-declaration process by visiting the government counter offices in person.

At the end of this announcement, it is stated: "respectable citizens are requested to follow the news related to increasing the credit of Kalaberg through the news and official announcements of this organization."

An increase of 500,000 tomans in the electronic goods list will be deposited in October for 40 million beneficiaries, without the need to register in the My Government system. This decision has been taken due to the system malfunction and the problems of self-declaration registration. According to the officials, the process of registration and verification of information to receive an increase in Kalaberg credit will be done for these groups from November.

The temporary disruption of the national window of smart government services, which occurred at the same time as the self-declaration of applicants to receive receipts with the new amount, has been resolved. The Information Technology Organization of Iran has announced that this disruption is caused by network problems and the services of related systems have returned to normal.