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If you have questions about something you have read on this website, a document you are reviewing, or a notarial procedure you would like to better understand, you are welcome to contact the office using the details below.
Choose whichever is easiest for you. We reply during office hours, in Indonesian or English.
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The office
Kantor Notaris Dr(C). Prita Miranti Suyudi, SH., MKn., C.Med., FIS
Lexington Residence, Tower 2 GF-01Jl. Deplu Raya No 12, Bintaro, PesanggrahanJakarta Selatan, Jakarta 12330
Phone +62 821-8888-2311 · mail@notarisprita.com
- Monday – Friday
- 09.00 – 17.00 WIB
- Saturday, Sunday, public holidays
- Closed
Before you ask
Common questions
Can I ask about something I read on this website?
Yes. The educational materials on this website are intended to help readers better understand notarial documents, legal processes, and the questions they may wish to consider before signing. You may contact the office if you need clarification regarding the information presented here.
Should I contact the office before coming?
Yes. Please contact the office by telephone, WhatsApp, email, or through the form on this page before visiting. This allows the office to confirm availability and, where relevant, let you know what documents or information may be useful to bring.
What information should I provide when contacting the office?
A brief description of the matter is usually sufficient. If documents are relevant, the office will let you know which documents may be useful to provide or bring.
Can I communicate with the office online?
Yes. General communication and document coordination may be conducted by email, WhatsApp, or online meeting where appropriate. Certain notarial procedures, however, may require personal attendance in accordance with applicable law.
Can we communicate in English?
Yes. Communication with the office may be conducted in Indonesian or English. Notarial documents remain subject to the language requirements prescribed by Indonesian law.