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Buat MyKad Baharu di JPN Petaling Jaya (PJ)

Minggu lepas, I finally decided untuk renew MyKad kat JPN Petaling Jaya. IC lama I sebenarnya cip masih berfungsi, boleh scan dan guna macam biasa. Tapi fizikal kad tu bahagian tepi dah terkopek-kopek sampai I terpaksa tampal dengan salotep.


Kad tu jadi macam tu sebab dulu I guna as Touch ‘n Go. Lepas 2–3 tahun guna hari-hari, especially masa travel naik public transport, makin lama makin lunyai. So, I stop guna sebagai TnG and just simpan elok-elok… memang nampak sangat wear and tear IC tu.


Cumanya, setiap kali urusan rasmi macam di bank, bila diminta IC, reaksi pegawai selalunya terkejut tengok rupa IC tu. Setiap kali I akan explain, seganlah juga. Jadi, selepas bertahun-tahun (kali terakhir renew pada tahun 2011), akhirnya I pergi JPN PJ. 


Sampai sana around 2pm. Parking memang ada, tak payah risau. I terus masuk, ambil nombor giliran. Masa tu pukul 2.09pm. Tunggu tak lama, dalam 2.43pm I dah kena panggil. Proses dia cepat je, ambil gambar baru and check butiran semua.


I hanya dikenakan caj RM10. Kalau pernah hilang IC sebelum ni, ada bayaran denda tapi I tak ingat. Untuk wanita, tak wajib pakai baju berkolar, asalkan warna gelap. Tapi kalau baju warna cerah, diorang akan bagi pinjam kot atau vest. Untuk lelaki, I tak sure kalau kolar tu wajib, maybe ada syarat lain.


By 2.50pm, semua urusan kaunter dah settle. Diorang minta tunggu around 30 minit untuk ambil IC baru. Siap bagi QR code untuk semak sama ada IC dah ready atau belum. Very convenient.


Pukul 3.19pm, nombor I dipanggil and tadaaa.. dapat IC baru.


Keseluruhan proses took about 1 hour 10 minutes je. Kalau compare dengan tahun 2011 dulu, memang cepat juga masa tu tapi kena datang semula selepas 2 minggu untuk collect kad. Sekarang, semuanya siap pada hari yang sama. 


Kudos kepada staf JPN PJ sebab sangat efisien dan layanan pun mesra pelanggan.


Lepas ni, tak payah dah rasa malu every time nak tunjuk IC ;p 


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