büroonumber

The term büroonumber, sometimes spelled bureau number, refers to a unique identification number assigned to individuals within certain government or institutional systems. While the specific context can vary, it is often associated with historical records, particularly those pertaining to immigration, military service, or social welfare programs.

In the United States, for instance, a "bureau number" was historically used by the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) to identify immigrants. These numbers served as a primary means of tracking an individual's immigration history, including arrival, residency, and any subsequent legal actions or petitions. They were crucial for maintaining records and ensuring compliance with immigration laws.

Similarly, other governmental agencies or large organizations might employ a system of internal identification numbers that could be colloquially referred to as büroonumbers. These numbers facilitate efficient record-keeping, case management, and the retrieval of individual information within complex administrative structures. The exact nature and purpose of a büroonumber are therefore dependent on the specific entity that issues it and the system in which it operates. The term itself is less a standardized technical designation and more a descriptive label for such identification codes.