Active public servants in Piauí must update their National Identity Card by the deadline set for this Friday (27) in order to receive their official state identification.
Active public servants in the Brazilian state of Piauí have until this Friday, the 27th, to update their National Identity Card (CIN), as mandated by a state decree issued in September 2025. This update is crucial for the issuance of the State Functional Card for public servants, reflecting the government’s efforts to streamline and modernize public service documentation.
The state authorities are advising public servants to seek assistance well before the deadline to avoid extensive wait times, reminiscent of the last rush experienced prior to a previous deadline that resulted in long queues in the capital city, Teresina. This advice comes from the Secretary of Public Security of Piauí (SSP-PI), which oversees the process through the Digital Citizenship Institute (ICD).
Ultimately, the update aims to enhance the security and authenticity of personal information associated with public servants' documents. The new identity card will utilize the CPF (Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas) as a unique identifier, thereby ensuring standardized documentation across the state and reinforcing public service efficiency and accessibility.
