How can I change my name in Indonesia?
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How can I change my name in Indonesia?
In Indonesia, a person’s name can be changed legally by submitting a legal petition to the related Indonesian district court, for the purpose of changing his/her name.
How can I change my name in Indonesian passport?
Attach original valid passport and copy; Attach a copy of supporting documents for adding names (such as Birth Certificate, etc.); Fill in the Passport Data Amendment Form (the form can be downloaded at Form Amandemen);…
- Copy of the determination of the district court regarding the change of name;
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What was the name of Indonesia before World War 2?
the Dutch East Indies
Background. Until 1942, what is now Indonesia was a colony of the Netherlands and was known as the Dutch East Indies.
Do Indonesians have surnames?
There are many Indonesians who do not have surname at all. For those who have a surname/family name, it will be usually the last name only (but see exception in the last paragraph of this text). In Indonesia whether you have a surname or not sometimes depends on your ethnicity.
How do I legally change my name in Indonesia?
To legally change your name, you need to petition the district court ( pengadilan negeri) that has personal jurisdiction over you. Personal jurisdiction is generally determined by your legal domicile, i.e. your address according to your KTP (I assume you’re an Indonesian citizen).
Is there a difference between changing name and correcting name?
There is a difference between correcting your name (e.g., Jusuf to Yusuf) and changing it (e.g., Jusuf to Aditya). Correcting your name is way easier. Changing name, however, may only be done through court process. To legally change your name, you need to petition the district court (pengadilan negeri) that has personal jurisdiction over you.
How can I Change my Name in Malaysia?
Correcting your name is way easier. Changing name, however, may only be done through court process. To legally change your name, you need to petition the district court (pengadilan negeri) that has personal jurisdiction over you.