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Issuance of Family Register Certificates Suspended Nationwide in Japan Due to System Error
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Summarized by durumis AI
- Issuance of family register certificates has been suspended nationwide in Japan since July 8th.
- The nationwide issuance system, which was put into operation in March this year, has encountered an error, leading to a nationwide suspension of family register certificate issuance.
- While the Ministry of Justice is investigating the cause of the error, the restoration time remains unclear, raising concerns about the stability of the system.
A problem occurred from Monday morning, July 8th, that prevented the issuance of family register certificates throughout Japan. A system error in the wide-area issuance system, which allows people to obtain family register certificates in areas other than their registered domicile, has caused the nationwide suspension of family register certificate issuance.
The Ministry of Justice is currently investigating the cause of the error, but the recovery time is still unknown. The wide-area family register issuance system was launched in March this year and allows people to obtain family register certificates at city or ward offices in areas other than their registered domicile.
According to the Ministry of Justice, since Monday morning, local governments across the country have reported difficulties in issuing family register certificates. Upon investigation, it has been confirmed that family register certificates are still not available nationwide. The Ministry of Justice has expressed its apologies for the inconvenience caused to users due to the system error.
The wide-area family register issuance system experienced difficulty in issuing certificates in March when it first began operating due to heavy system traffic. This recent error has raised concerns about the stability of the system once again. The Ministry of Justice is making every effort to resolve the error promptly.