Administrative Service Centre — St. Shevchenka, 4 (SN13000070)
St. Shevchenka, 4, city Dubliany, Lvivska territorial community, Lviv Oblast
Obtain a first Ukrainian national ID card after reaching age 14.

These are general requirements for the procedure. Availability at each reception point is verified separately. Confirm reception arrangements and current requirements before visiting.
Free of charge.
The Guide lists up to 20 working days. As processing rules change, confirm the current first-ID-card timeframe when booking.
A Ukrainian citizen aged 14 or over applying for their first passport. First applications after 18 may involve a different identity-establishment procedure.
A Ukrainian national ID card or a reasoned refusal.
Only published reception points with address-specific evidence are listed below. This is not a complete list.
Confirmed points matching your selection: 54
St. Shevchenka, 4, city Dubliany, Lvivska territorial community, Lviv Oblast
Ave. Chervonoi Kalyny, 72-a, city Lviv, Lvivska territorial community, Lviv Oblast
St.Hrushevskoho, 55, settlement Rudne, Lvivska territorial community, Lviv Oblast
St. Ivasiuka, 2-a, settlement Briukhovychi, Lvivska territorial community, Lviv Oblast
St.Halytska, 12, city Vynnyky, Lvivska territorial community, Lviv Oblast
St. Lypynskoho, 11, city Lviv, Lvivska territorial community, Lviv Oblast
St. Serhiia Bachynskoho, 5, city Rivne, Rivnenska territorial community, Rivne Oblast
St. Brytanska, 21, city Sumy, Sumska territorial community, Sumy Oblast
For “First national ID card at age 14”, check the institution and address where you intend to submit your application. The general procedure helps you prepare questions; the individual office page provides contacts and confirmation of service availability. Eligibility, documents and processing information remain in the main sections above. The related directory below helps you find relevant CNAP points.
Name the administrative action you need, then check the submission and collection locations, personal attendance and appointments. Use the procedure’s official sources to confirm requirements for your circumstances.