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    The Panama Maritime Authority issued a circular to consular offices requesting that they stop issuing transitory certificates to seafarers with incomplete applications. Incomplete applications were delaying the processing of documents. The circular emphasized ensuring applications have all required documentation before submission. It warned that if incomplete applications continue to be submitted, administrative measures would be taken to enforce regulations and prevent delayed processing.

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    The Panama Maritime Authority issued a circular to consular offices requesting that they stop issuing transitory certificates to seafarers with incomplete applications. Incomplete applications were delaying the processing of documents. The circular emphasized ensuring applications have all required documentation before submission. It warned that if incomplete applications continue to be submitted, administrative measures would be taken to enforce regulations and prevent delayed processing.

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    PanCanal Building

    PANAMA MARITIME AUTHORITY Albrook, Panama City


    Republic of Panama
    MERCHANT MARINE CIRCULAR MMC- 335 Tel: (507) 501-5355
    mmc@amp.gob.pa

    _____________________________________________________________________________________

    To: Merchant Marine Privative Consulates.

    Subject: Issuance of Transitory Certificates (CT).

    Reference: Circular DGGM- UCYC-031-2016 of August 17th, 2016.

    1. Due to the high incidence of deficient seafarer’s applications because of omitted


    documents, we respectfully request to the Consular Offices to avoid issuing Transitory
    Certificates (CT), to the users that submit incomplete applications. Also we request
    ensuring that the attached documentation meet the requirements established by the
    Panama Maritime Authority, in order to guarantee that our Regional Documentation
    Offices could process in a timely manner the applications that have been sent.
    2. We understand that in the normal course of the Consular Offices, there might be cases in
    which is imperative the speeding up of documentation in order to ensure an efficient
    service to the seafarers; however, the “urgent” processing of an application, should
    always be documented and be subject to the parameters established in the procedures of
    the General Directorate of Seafarers.
    3. In case that the Consulates persist with these practices, other administrative measures will
    be taken in order to comply with the internal regulations and to prevent that the Regional
    Documentation Offices receive evidently incomplete applications that delay the
    conclusion of the evaluation process, and consequently the issuance of the Seaman’s
    Book.

    August, 2016

    Inquiries concerning the subject of this Circular or any other request should be directed to:
    Compliance and Enforcement Unit
    Directorate General of Seafarers
    Panama Maritime Authority
    Phone: (507) 501-5288 / 5382
    Fax: (507) 501-5204
    E-mail: gentemar@amp.gob.pa

    Prepared by: Lawyer Revised by: Compliance and Enforcement Deputy Chief Aproved by: Compliance and Enforcement Chief
    Control N°: F-RIN-04-01 Versión: 06 Date: August 1, 2016 Page 1 of 1

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