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Mitos is the state's own register of what its procedures are: the papers each one asks for, the steps it runs through, the body that owns it and how long it takes. It answers the bureaucratic question directly rather than by reading a circular.

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What do I need to register a birth in Greece, and which office does it?

How it answers.

The model picks the tools and the order itself. This is the path it takes, and the tools are named as they go over the wire. Each one is in the catalogue, with its arguments and an example it ships with.

  1. Find the procedure

    Search by name, or start from a life event (birth, marriage, moving house) where the question is about a moment rather than a form.

    mitos_search_procedures
  2. Read what it asks for

    Required documents, the steps in order, the cost, the statutory deadline and the evidence each step consumes, as the register records them.

    mitos_get_procedure
  3. Name the office

    Procedures belong to bodies. The owning organization is what turns an answer about paperwork into an answer about where to go.

    mitos_get_organization

The registries behind it.

Official publishers, unmodified. Each answer carries the licence and the attribution its registry asks for, and every tool above is listed on the source's own page.

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