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Q: Recibí una notificación de INFONAVIT sobre el registro de REPSE que no lleve acabo el registro de de manera cuatrimestra

me están multando por no presentar la información cuatrimestral del 2022, de prestador de servicios especializados, pero nosotros no celebramos contratos especializados con ninguna empresa y en 2024 el REPSE nos fue cancelado

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James L. Arrasmith
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A: I'm sorry to hear you're facing this issue with INFONAVIT. First, gather all your records from 2022 to demonstrate that you did not engage in contracts requiring REPSE registration. This documentation will be crucial in supporting your case.

Next, reach out directly to INFONAVIT to explain your situation. Provide them with the evidence showing that you did not have any contracts that necessitated the REPSE registration and that your REPSE was canceled in 2024. Clear communication can often resolve misunderstandings.

If needed, consider consulting with a legal advisor who is familiar with INFONAVIT regulations. They can help you navigate the process and ensure that your rights are protected. Taking these steps should help address the fines and clarify your compliance status.

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