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MiPRFácil turns Puerto Rico bureaucracy into plain-language directions

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A free guide and search tool for finding Puerto Rico government procedures, documents, agencies, and services.

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MiPRFácil lets people describe a problem in ordinary language—“Perdí mi licencia,” “Quiero abrir un negocio,” or “Debo dinero a Hacienda”—and find the relevant trámite. The homepage says it has 69 verified guides across 14 categories and points readers toward the official destination.

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