Verval Yayasan - Cara Pengajuan Nomor Pokok Yayasan Pendidikan (NPYP) Untuk Sekolah Naungan Yayasan

Summary

This video provides a comprehensive guide to the verification and validation process for registering a foundation. It covers the necessary steps, including submitting key documents through the verification website, such as notary deeds, district court approval, and photos of the foundation. The process also includes entering essential data such as foundation establishment numbers, location coordinates, and the required Kemenkumham approval. The video offers a detailed walkthrough of how to ensure all documentation is correct and how to track the foundation’s status after submission.

Takeaways

• 😀 Foundations must be registered with the Ministry to ensure their legality and validity.
• 😀 The verification process starts with accessing a dedicated website for checking a foundation's status.
• 😀 Every foundation must have a unique identification number (NPWP) for legal recognition.
• 😀 Foundation operators are responsible for entering essential data, such as the establishment certificate and approval documents.
• 😀 Required documents include the Kemenkumham approval sheet, notary deeds, and a photo of the foundation building.
• 😀 The address data entered must include the sub-district or district, with the postal code and contact details.
• 😀 The submission form requires latitude and longitude coordinates to pinpoint the foundation’s location.
• 😀 The foundation must upload a clear photo of the building with proper signage indicating its name.
• 😀 After filling out the data, the foundation's information is submitted, and a status (approved or rejected) will be displayed.
• 😀 For schools, users can check if their foundation is registered by selecting the relevant region (province, district, sub-district).
• 😀 The platform allows users to submit, track, and verify the foundation’s NPWP status after successful submission.

Q & A

What is the purpose of verifying and validating a foundation?

The purpose is to ensure the foundation is legally recognized and its existence is acknowledged by the Ministry, ensuring its validity and legality.

Where should a foundation be registered to guarantee its legality?

A foundation must be registered with the Ministry to guarantee its legal status.

Who is responsible for submitting the foundation information for verification?

The submission is done by the foundation’s administrator, as they are the ones who manage the data related to the foundation’s existence and legality.

What is the NPWP and why is it important for foundations?

NPWP stands for the Main Number for Educational Units, which is a unique identification code for foundations that manage educational institutions. It is important because it is used to validate the foundation’s legal status and is required for registration.

What types of documents are required for the foundation submission?

Required documents include a certificate of establishment or notary deed, district court approval number (if available), Kemenkumham approval sheet, and a photo of the foundation from the front with a nameplate.

What is the role of the district office in the foundation verification process?

The district office is responsible for approving and validating the foundation’s data, as they are the local authority that knows the foundation’s existence in their area.

What should the photo of the foundation look like for submission?

The photo must show the front of the foundation with a visible nameplate and a readable pamphlet with the foundation’s name.

How should the foundation's coordinates be entered during submission?

The coordinates should be entered by searching the foundation’s location on Google Maps, copying the latitude and longitude, and entering them into the submission form.

What happens after the foundation’s data is submitted?

After submission, the foundation’s data will be reviewed. If everything is correct, the submission will be approved, and the NPWP number will appear. If rejected, a statement will be provided detailing the reason.

How can one check the status of a foundation’s submission?

The status can be checked by selecting the province, district, and sub-district on the verification website. The status will appear, indicating whether the submission is approved or pending.