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 == Record Description  ==
-This collection contains naturalization and citizenship-related records from the District Court in Kudus, Central Java, Indonesia for the years 1958-2013. Indonesia is divided into regencies, their version of a province, and Kudus is a regency on the island of Java. This collection includes the following records in Indonesian:
+This collection contains naturalization and citizenship-related records from the District Court in Kudus, Central Java, Indonesia for the years 1958-2013. Indonesia is divided into regencies, (equivalent to a province), and Kudus is a regency on the island of Java. This collection includes the following records in Indonesian:
 *Applications for Child's Birth Certificates (Permohonan Akte Kelahiran Anak)
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-For more information these records, see the wiki article: [[Indonesia, Naturalization and Citizenship Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)]]
+For more information about these records, see the wiki article: [[Indonesia, Naturalization and Citizenship Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)]]
 == Record Content  ==
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 '''Birth certificate applications''' may contain the following information:
-*Name of Child
-*Gender
+*Child's Name and Gender
-*Birthdate and Birthplace
+*Child's Birthdate and Birthplace
-*Name of Mother and her Birthdate and Birthplace
+*Witnesses' Names
-*Mother's Occupation
-*Name of Father and his Birthdate and Birthplace
-*Father’s Occupation
-*Age of Mother and Father
-*Residence
-*Names of Witnesses
 *Parents' Marriage Date and Place
-*Father's Name, Age, Birthplace, Religion, Occupation, Residency, and Marital Status at Marriage
+*Father's Name, Age, Birthdate, and Birthplace
-*Mother's Name, Age, Birthplace, Religion, Occupation, Residency, and Marital Status at Marriage
+*Father's Religion, Occupation, and Residence
+*Mother's Name, Age, Birthdate, and Birthplace
-'''Checklist records '''usually contain the following information:
+*Mother's Religion, Occupation, and Residence
+*Parents' Marital Status at Marriage
+'''Adoption petitions''' may contain the following information:
 *Applicant’s Name
 *Birthdate and Birthplace
 *Name of Parents, Guardian or Spouse
 *Residence
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 *Residency Identification Card Number
-'''Naturalization records '''may contain the following information:
+'''Naturalization and citizenship records''' may contain the following information:
-*Name of the Individual
+*Original and changed Name of the Individual
 *Gender
 *Birthdate and Birthplace
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 *Residence
 *Occupation
-'''Citizenship records '''usually contain the following information:
-*Original Full Name
-*Name Change Place
-*Birthdate and Birthplace
-*Age
-*Residence
-*Occupation
-*Name of Spouse
 *Marriage Date and Place
-*Names of Children and Children’s Birthdate and Birthplace
+*Names of Children and Children’s Birthdates and Birthplaces
 *Name of Person declaring the Information
 *Names of Witnesses
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 === General Information About These Records  ===
-Indonesia is a series of islands that was colonized by the Dutch and gained its independence following World War II. As a country dependent on agriculture as well as trade with foreign nations, it is a country filled with several languages, religions, and peoples. The custom of naming children is one example of diversity: In general, the everyday Indonesian typically will have only one name, while those of the middle class more often have two names like in Western cultures. In other words, longer names may be an indicator of an individual’s social status.
+Some images contain notes in Arabic script because the country’s major religion is Islam and Arabic is the language of Islam; however, the records in this collection are typewritten in Indonesian rather than Arabic because that is the national language.
-The records also show evidence of diversity. Some images contain notes in Arabic script because the country’s major religion is Islam and Arabic is the language of Islam; however, the records in this collection are typewritten in Indonesian rather than Arabic because that is the national language.
 These records are in Indonesian. For help reading the records, see the following wiki article:
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 == Related Wiki Articles  ==
 *[[Indonesia, Naturalization and Citizenship Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)]]
 *[[Indonesia Emigration and Immigration]]
 *[[Indonesia Census]]