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UKJ launches unified registration and the new Citizen Portal

The digital membership application and member-account creation are now combined into one secure process.

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The United Kingdom of Judaism has completed another stage in the modernization of its digital citizen services. A new visitor can now submit an application for symbolic digital membership and create a member account through one combined registration page.

Creating an account does not itself grant citizenship. Every application is reviewed by the authorized UKJ administration, and the citizen record, digital card, certificate and other Citizen Portal functions become available only after approval.

The Citizen Portal uses Wix Members authentication. Passwords are managed by Wix and are not stored by UKJ. Approved citizens can review their membership record, securely access current documents, view issue history, request a data correction and receive private administration messages.

The update also includes new public ministry registers, a dedicated UKJ Parliament page, the Royal Office and a more transparent presentation of regional records. Every UKJ function and document remains a symbolic part of a voluntary community project.

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