Date of birth, gender (Gjinia), and civil status.
The "Nentor 2008" system was a vital, foundational step in the broader effort to modernize Albanian public administration and align it with European Union standards of document security and data management [1]. Reports on the security features of the 2008 system.
Versioni 1.4 i regjistrit të vitit 2008 strukturohej në mënyrë të detajuar për çdo individ. Dokumenti ose databaza përfshinte fushat e mëposhtme: Regjistri I Gjendjes Civile Nentor 2008 Ver 1.4
Kuptimi dhe Rëndësia e Regjistrit të Gjendjes Civile Nëntor 2008 (Versioni 1.4)
Cili është i punës tuaj (analizë statistikore, migrim sistemi, apo diçka tjetër)? Date of birth, gender (Gjinia), and civil status
: As the records are from November 2008, they do not reflect births, deaths, marriages, or address changes that occurred in the last 15+ years. Accessibility : While some versions appear on
Full names, birthdays, parents' names, addresses, and ID numbers. ⚠️ Security and Privacy Issues Data Leak: The database was leaked and shared via CDs and downloads. Identity Theft: Precise personal data makes citizens vulnerable to fraud. Accessibility: Versioni 1
For a researcher or a developer working with Albanian historical data, encountering "Ver 1.4" data is both a blessing and a curse.
: Version 1.4 was part of the early rollout phase of this electronic system. It served as the primary interface for local civil status offices to input and verify data regarding births, marriages, and deaths.
This document serves as a user guide for the software, specifically the November 2008 Version 1.4 release.
For researchers and tech enthusiasts, this version serves as a "time capsule" of the Albanian population during a period of rapid legislative change, notably just before the major Law No. 10 129 was enacted in May 2009 to further regulate the National Civil Status Register (RKGjC) Important Security Note Community discussions on platforms like