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Alright, folks, gather ’round, because today I’m going to tell you about my little adventure in getting a Paraguayan ID card, or as they call it, a “Cédula de Identidad.”

So, picture this: I decided I needed a Paraguayan ID. Don’t ask me why, it’s a long story. First thing I did was to find out where to go. Turns out, you gotta visit the ‘Registro Civil’ or the nearest identification office. Easy enough, right?

I went online, did some digging, and found the nearest office to me. I’m a simple person, I prefer doing things the old-fashioned way – in person. Then I prepared all the documents they might need. I read somewhere that they need a bunch of papers, so I made sure I had everything they might ask for. Birth certificate, proof of address, you name it. I even printed out a map, just in case my phone decided to die on me.

The next day, I woke up early, put on my best shirt, and headed out. When I got to the office, it was a bit crowded. I took a number from one of those machines and waited. And waited. And waited some more. Finally, my number got called. I walked up to the counter, feeling all important and official.

• “Hola, vengo a tramitar mi cédula,” I said, trying my best to sound like a local.

The lady behind the counter, she looked tired. She asked for my documents, and I handed them over like I was passing top-secret information. She looked them over, typed some stuff into her computer, and then told me to fill out a form. The application form was a bit long, but hey, nothing I couldn’t handle.

After I filled out the form, she took it, along with my documents, and told me to wait again. This time, the wait was shorter. She called me back, took my photo (I probably looked like a deer in headlights), and my fingerprints. I felt like I was in one of those spy movies, except I’m no spy, just a regular guy trying to get an ID.

She then told me the ID would be ready in a few weeks. A few weeks! Patience has never been my strong suit, but what can you do? I thanked her, took my receipt, and left the office, feeling a strange sense of accomplishment.

So, a few weeks later, I went back to the office, waited in line again (surprise, surprise), and finally got my hands on my very own Cédula de Identidad. It wasn’t the most exciting adventure of my life, but hey, now I have a story to tell.

And that, my friends, is how I got my Paraguayan ID card. It was a bit of a process, but totally worth it. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I have some more adventures to plan.