Mr. Poonpong Naiyanapakorn, Director-General of the Department of Business Development (DBD), Ministry of Commerce, revealed that the Department prioritizes the development of digital government services to facilitate the public and the business sector. This is particularly true for the issuance of juristic person certificates via the e-Service system, which is currently available daily—including official holidays—from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. This "request-and-receive-immediately" service ensures convenient and rapid access to documents, aligning with the agility required in the digital business era. Users can utilize these documents for transactions instantly, without waiting for government office hours. Most recently, the DBD expanded its e-Service offerings to include certificates specifying both head office and branch locations. Users can now opt to receive documents as electronic files, in addition to the three existing delivery channels: 1) EMS postal delivery, 2) in-person pickup (walk-in), and 3) delivery by Department staff. Adding the electronic file option enhances convenience for business operators, allowing for faster document receipt and greater agility in conducting business and various transactions.

How to access the service: Users can log in to the DBD e-Service system and select the "Select Documents Manually" menu. They then enter the registration number or name of the juristic person, select the "Certificate" category, and choose "Head Office Location." For juristic persons with 1–10 branches, the system automatically displays all branch offices; for those with 11 or more branches, users can manually select the specific branch office they require. Once the fee is paid, users can immediately log in to download the electronic document without waiting for an email notification. This expansion of the electronic certificate service—covering head office and branch locations—allows users to access the service every day, including public holidays. It reduces document waiting times, paper usage, and travel constraints, aligning with the digital transformation of government services to ensure convenient and rapid access for the business sector. This facilitates seamless transaction processing and supports business agility in keeping pace with the changing business landscape.

"Interested parties can access this service via the DBD e-Service system starting today. For further details, please contact the Department of Business Development (DBD), Ministry of Commerce, at Call Center 1570 or visit the website www.dbd.go.th," concluded Director-General Poonpong. #SuperDBD #DepartmentOfBusinessDevelopment #MinistryOfCommerce

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