Due to ongoing construction work at the entrance of the Guma Hustisia, services regularly provided at the entrance\u2019s intake counters will be relocated to the second floor of the Marianas Business Plaza this week, starting last Oct. 12, 2020.<\/p>\n
Guma Hustisia is having a COVID-19 Screening and Security Zone installed at the front of the building.<\/p>\n
The Cashier\u2019s Office, the Commonwealth Recorder\u2019s Office, and the Superior Court Clerk of Court will resume regular business hours at the MBP site effective tomorrow, Oct. 14, 2020.<\/p>\n
To prevent any spread of COVID-19, scheduled in-person appearances must follow all public health measures. Entry will be monitored and denied, as necessary, by the Marshals Service Division and other designated personnel. Except for holidays and austerity days, Judiciary business hours are as follows for the respective divisions: <\/p>\n
CASHIER\u2019S STATION <\/p>\n
2nd Floor, Marianas Business Plaza, Suite 212,
\nTelephone Numbers: (670) 235-4255 or (670) 783-6592
\nFacsimile Number: (670) 236-9897
\nContact Persons: John T. Villagomez, Budget and Finance Director
\nEmail: john.villagomez@nmijudiciary.com
\nOr Evelyn P. Calvo, Accountant II
\nEmail: evelyn.calvo@nmijudiciary.com
\nBusiness Hours: Open 8am to 3pm
\nDropbox: Available 8am to 3pm Tuesday to Friday <\/p>\n
A number assignment system for the service line is being used during business hours at this site. For dropbox materials, secure all documents in a sealed and marked envelope enclosing your specific written request, any required original and copy(ies) of documents, personal identification copy(ies), name and contact information, and as applicable, pre-paid postage packaging, credit card authorization, or a check or money order for the appropriate fees or pre-arranged payment. Cash shall not be included in any instance. Note that dropbox processing may take up to three business days. (PR)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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