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Use of the electronic identity card and verification of domicile: responses from central institutions

The Foundation requested information on the acceptance and use of the electronic identity card (CEI), including verification of domicile or residence when dealing with public institutions. The substantive responses describe, as applicable, the use of reader applications and individual checks in population records, the absence of readers or centralised records, or the fact that the activities concerned are not carried out at central level. Other communications are limited to acknowledging receipt or registration of the requests, or announcing an extension of the response deadline.

CEI in Ilfov

In its response to FEW, Ilfov Health Insurance House states that its contracted providers did not validate healthcare services using the electronic identity card (CEI) between 12 February and 11 August 2026.

Iași: CEI use in healthcare and at the counter

Iași Health Insurance House states that, in the period 12 February–11 August 2026, its contracted providers did not validate healthcare services using the electronic identity card (CEI).

CEI in Ialomița County: institutional responses

Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Ialomița County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The responses describe readers and checks using the mobile application, without always distinguishing CEI use from other interactions in the statistics.

CEI in Hunedoara County: institutional responses

Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Hunedoara County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The case file covers working readers and alternative tax checks, while hospitals describe the absence of healthcare validation using the CEI.

CEI in Harghita County: institutional responses

Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Harghita County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The prefecture reports 10,207 transactions involving identification using the CEI, while the county library reads domicile data using the official mobile application.

CEI in Gorj County: institutional responses

Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Gorj County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The prefecture reports thousands of transactions involving identification using the CEI, while hospitals describe the absence of healthcare validation or readers not yet tested in the application.

CEI in Giurgiu County: institutional responses

Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Giurgiu County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The prefecture reports 5,075 vehicle registration transactions and 3,184 driving licence transactions for applicants identified using the CEI, while the county library has four working readers.

CEI in Galați County: institutional responses

Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Galați County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The case file shows the absence of CEI healthcare validation functionality at several hospitals, alongside reading equipment and statistics that are not tracked separately at other institutions.

CEI in Dolj County: institutional responses

Responses received by FEW on the use of the electronic identity card in Dolj County, compiled in an anonymised PDF together with a summary of the Foundation’s initiative. The responses distinguish computer-based verification of domicile at the driving licence service from the absence of healthcare validation using the CEI and from statistics that are not tracked separately.