Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Department keeps accelerating residents data recording for E-ID Card. Form needs and stable network from Home Affairs Ministry are also required.

E-ID Card form supply in urban villages are getting rare. In future, it needs about 900 forms

"E-ID Card form supply in urban villages are getting rare. In future, it needs about 900 forms," said Head of Jakarta Population and Civil Registration Department, Edison Sianturi, Wednesday (11/18).

According to him, besides form, network online system between the department with the ministry is also often troubled. It also becomes the obstacle for printing E-ID Card.

"The problem of data singleness and improving network of E-ID Card recording and printing process so that it will goes smoothly," he disclosed.

Of the latest data, the number of resident recording E-ID Card is about 6,5 million or 93 percent of ID-Card holders. The service hours for recording is also extended.