Jambepawon, Doc (Wednesday, 05 February 2020) – Population and Civil Registration Service, Blitar Regency, East Java, carrying out Population Administration Integration assisted by KKN IAIN Tulungagung students in Jambepawon Village. This Adminduk event took place at 10.10 WIB, starting with socialization regarding the procedures for applying for a Child Identity Card (KIA), Death Letter, Identity card (ETC), as well as family cards.
Budi Susanto as chief executive of the Blitar Regency Civil Registration Population Service, provide explanations to residents about Child Identity Cards (KIA), MCH benefits, and explains that submitting a registration can be accessed online online via the ‘E-ready’ application. This digital application contains family and community biodata so they can register for Population Administration. Budi Susanto gave instructions to residents about the procedures for applying for a Resident Admin online through the application.
The ‘E-ready app’ created to make it easier for the public to manage Adminduk more efficiently and flexibly. The ‘E-ready app’ This can only be accessed by Blitar residents. Through this program, registrants fill in the appropriate data in the 'E-ready application’ and save it. Then residents who have registered only need to show the document to the officer that they have registered online. After that, the officer will print the resident's documents.
Right on time 10.30 WIB, Residents have packed the Jambepawon Village Hall area. Residents who had arrived immediately took their queue number from the information officer. The officer on duty at the information section was a KKN IAIN Tulungagung student, Luthfi Azhari, Nihayah el Laili, Adeliana Ayu, Neha Monic, Kristianing and Ana Finurika. The majority of residents who come take care of their children's identity cards (KIA) with the number 54 registrar. For residents who apply for identity cards, submit various kinds of files such as photocopies of family cards (KK) and letters from the village. Population service officers also serve damaged KTPs belonging to residents and are free of charge.
Sugiyono as an officer from the Blitar Regency Population and Civil Service Office, will announce and provide a Resident Identity Card (ETC) property of citizens who have become. Next for residents who apply for a death certificate, will submit various requirements such as a photocopy of the Family Card (KK), photocopy of KTP, death certificate from the village and photo 3×4 with background red. This requirement is to remove the names of family members from the family card and also to obtain the original death certificate from the Population Service. (Christianization, Jambepawon post 2)




