Identity card number from either an NRC or a passport. MNOs must also maintain databases of registered, cloned, and inactive SIM cards. As a passport can only be claimed through the NRC as a breeder document, the NRC is an integral document for SIM card registration. Zambia has made good progress toward building a strong national identity foundation, including recognising the Now the religion column in the family card for all members of his family has been changed from a blank to “Faith in One God”. The same wording is in their KTPs.Californias college town.
Bonnie proposed the change of faith column on his citizenship documentation following the Constitutional Court’s ruling regarding a judicial review of articles 61 and 64 of Law No 23/2013 on Population Administration filed by followers of four indigenous faiths who argued that the law violated the principle of equality before the law.States should refrain from making the identification of users a condition for access to digital communications and online services and requiring SIM card.The disputed articles required followers of indigenous faiths to leave the religion column in their ID cards blank, which was considered discriminatory. The Constitutional Court ruled in favor of the plaintiffs in 2017.“I am glad that I finally can have my ID card issued,” said Bonnie, adding that another native faith believer Nanang of Bandung, also had his ID card issued on the same day.To date, only six regional administrations have provided faith columns in the KTPs of native faith believers, Bonnie said. The other five regions are Semarang, Tegal, Blora, Jepara, and Cilacap all in Central Java.However, according to Dewi Kanti, member of the Adat Karuhun Urang (AKUR), representing Sunda Wiwitan faith members in South Kuningan and Cigugur, the issuance of such KTPs did not automatically eliminate discrimination against native faith followers.The changing of the religion column into a faith column, she said, was still discriminatory. “Categorizing it only as a faith is a setback, because religion and faith are equal,” she said, citing Article 29 of the 1945 Constitution, which says the state guarantees all persons the freedom of worship, each according to his or her own religion or beliefs.The government, she added, was still discriminatory in providing public services for its citizens. Such discrimination was seen in the requirement that a change in the ID card could only be proposed by native faith followers registered as a member of a particular organization.Dewi said her organization would file a report to the Indonesian Ombudsman because the issue was related to public services, which are supposed to be non-discriminatory.This would also include issues such as the division of graveyards for people of different faiths. “If the state facilitates followers of other religions, why doesn’t it do the same for us,” Dewi said.The new KTP issuance was still far from fulfilling the political civil rights of faith believers, she said, pointing to the fact that in a family card, a marriage between native faith believers was not mentioned.“It’s the state that is not yet ready for this, not the citizens,” Dewi said.
Applicants can renew the Thai National ID card up to 60 days prior to the expiry of the current card. Thai National ID card contains biometric information that can be used to authenticate the identity so one must apply for a Thai National ID card in person only. In the case that the applicants wish to change the name title or surname after marriage or divorce, the applicants are required to apply for an amendment of his/her personal data at Thai District Offices in Thailand prior to applying for Thai National ID. Thai National ID card contains details of personal data in accordance with Thailand’s database on the House Registration system. Applicants eligible to apply for the Thai National ID card must have the previous card and the name must not be registered in Central House Registration.
Thai National ID formcompletely filled out.Change of name or surname on Thai National ID card Thai National ID cards will be issued immediately after the application process is completed. (The applicants are required to apply for an amendment of his/her personal data at Thai District Offices in Thailand prior to applying for Thai National ID) The application fee of AUD 6.00 (Cash or Debit Card Only) is applied in the cases of loss or damage, change of name, surname, or address.
If the Australian Photo Identity shows a different name and surname, the applicants must bring documents indicating the name change or a Marriage Certificate for identity proof. Thai passport or Household Registration or Thai Birth Certificate indicating 13-digited Thai Citizen Number as well as Australian Photo Identity showing the same name and surname as shown in the Thai documents. If the applicants do not have a Thai passport, Thai House Registration or Birth Certificate and an Australian Photo Identity showing the same name and last name as Thai National ID card, are requiredLoss or replacement of old-versioned Thai National ID card (black and white)
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