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Civil Document Service in Pekojan Gets Positive Response

The West Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-agency opened a service, which aims to smoothen civil documents towards residents living in RW 10, Pekojan Urban Village, Tambora, West Jakarta, Thursday (3/28).

This service process is fast through jemput bola system 

It is used by residents to propose the children identity card (KIA), temporary domicile certificate (SKDS), birth certificate, family card correction, and e-ID card recording.

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"This service process is fast through jemput bola system (officers to take the initiative to visit residents). Moreover its service location is close to my house," said Inas (29), a citizen of RT 07/RW 10 Pekojan.

Similar experience also felt by Frans (40), a migrant from Kupang who lived in a dorm at RT 06/RW 10. He came to propose a temporary domicile certificate (SKDS).

"I've been living in Pekojan since 2009, but my ID card is not original here, which is why I want to process it here," he told.

West Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-agency Head, Rosyik explained that it was held in 56 urban villages.

"We directly serve you and don't have to wait long for its results," he exclaimed.

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