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Here are Steps to Block Vehicles at Jakarta Bapenda via Online

So hopefully, they can take advantage of this online service without the need to come to the Samsat office

Jakarta Regional Earnings Board (Bapenda) provides steps for taxpayers to block private vehicles online.

Mohammad Tsani Annafari, Head of Jakarta Bapenda said, taxpayers may open the site https://pajakonline.jakarta.go.id. After logging in, they can select the PKB menu, then select the service menu and click again on the type of vehicle blocking service.

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Then select the police number (nopol) you want to block, and upload the documents that the officer wants. After that, don't forget to click send, and then will be processed immediately by the officer.

"So hopefully, they can take advantage of this online service without the need to come to the Samsat office. Besides preventing crowds amid the pandemic, it also makes it easier for them to manage online at home," he stated, Friday (11/20).

Here are several documents that must be uploaded to block their vehicles include:

1. Scan ID card of the vehicle owner

2. Scan stamped power of attorney and ID card if authorized

3. Scan deed of delivery or proof of payment

4. Scan STNK or BPKB

5. Scan Family Card

"Please upload all of these requirements to our official website at https://pajakonline.jakarta.go.id. Thus, taxpayers are just waiting for the verification of approval from Samsat," he stated.

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