The eNaTIS receipts have the incorrect address when learner and driving license tests are arranged at the Korsten Office.
It came to the attention of the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality that the electronic national administration traffic information system (eNaTIS) erroneously prints the incorrect address on official receipts for learner and driving license tests, said Safety and Security Portfolio Chairperson Thembinkosi Mafana.
“When an applicant makes an appointment for these tests, an official receipt is issued at the Driving License Testing Centre (DLTC) with the date, time and place of where the tests will take place printed on it.
“It came to our attention this morning that the DLTC address that appears on this receipt was incorrectly changed by another institution without our knowledge or direction,” said Cllr Mafana.
Applicants who made their appointments at the Korsten Office are requested to ignore the incorrect address printed on the receipts as the physical address remains unchanged as 275 Durban Road, Korsten.Our department is currently in contact with the Provincial Help Desk to have the error corrected, said Mafana.
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