Direct answer: Report the error before the appointment: a wrong receipt can affect identification, work or collection. Do not hand-correct it or file again.
Who this applies to: Anyone with a traceable filing containing a clerical error in personal or tax data.
Practical steps: 1) compare receipt, passport and tax code; 2) contact the office shown and request written correction; 3) attach clear copies; 4) bring originals to the appointment; 5) keep the protocol number.
Documents to keep: Receipt, passport, health card or Revenue Agency certificate and office replies.
Verifiable timing and costs: Correction creates no verified new national fee; reprinting depends on the office.
Exceptions and special cases: Even if only transliteration is wrong, request confirmation; do not change the tax code without the Revenue Agency.
If the procedure stalls: Send a traceable report and bring the receipt; if no answer, request file access or written confirmation.
Practical example: An extra digit in the tax code is reported with the correct documents before fingerprints.
Last verified: 24/10/2026.