92 Students of SMKN 56 Enjoy Free Administrative Document Service
Reported by Anita Karyati | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
Some 92 students from SMKN 56 in Pluit Urban Village, Penjaringan Sub-district, enjoyed the civil registration services (Adminduk) initiated by the North Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Sub-agency (Dukcapil).
I really appreciate the enthusiasm of the students participating in this door-to-door service
North Jakarta Population Registration Services Section Head, Yudi Hermawan said, administratives services provided at the school included electronic identity card (KTP) recording, Digital Population Identity (IKD) activation, and consultations.
"The service we provided yesterday for electronic ID card recording targeted students aged 16-17 and also included IKD activation for all students who already have an ID card," he expressed, Wednesday (9/10).
Panggang Island Residents Enjoy Adminduk's Mobile Door-to-door ServiceHe detailed that in the service, 60 students registered for electronic ID card recording, 25 people activated their IKD, and seven students received consultations.
"I really appreciate the enthusiasm of the students participating in this door-to-door service. Moreover, this door-to-door service at this school is the last one in 2025," he explained.
He added that this year's school services have been held in more than 20 locations. Through this service, the target coverage for the possession of population documents in North Jakarta has reached 100 percent.
"Principally, this service aims to provide convenience to the community for free and quickly," he explained.
Meanwhile, one of the students from SMKN 56, Safia Setiana (16), expressed her gratitude for the good service she received during the electronic ID card recording.
He assessed, this service is very helpful, especially for students who go home from school in the afternoon as they do not have time to go to the urban village office or Dukcapil.
"The service is quick and the staff are friendly. I am happy because I no longer have to go to the village office to record my ID card," he stated.
