Failure to report could result in the revocation of his Indonesian citizenship, leaving him with foreign citizenship.
Yayat also shared that they have already informed the family about this so that when their child turns 18, he will have to choose one citizenship.
"Currently, he has dual citizenship, so he can freely go to America without needing a visa," he explained.
Yayat also mentioned that the only child of the American expat has not yet been included in the family card (KK) because he still holds dual citizenship.
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Despite having dual citizenship, their child is still entitled to receive benefits from the government and the country.
To meet their daily living needs, the American expat still receives support from his parents in his home country.
This is because his parents have a plantation, and the proceeds are shared, including a portion for the American expat named Arthur.
"Bule (American expat, red) still receives support from his parents in America, which comes from their family plantation," he said.
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As for their daily activities, the American expat mostly works in the garden behind their home, while, according to Yayat's knowledge, his wife does not work and primarily takes care of their child.
The life of the American expat's family appeared simple, harmonious, and without any issues. Yayat never heard of any reports of disturbances before the vandalism and violent incident occurred.
According to information, before the vandalism and murder incident, the American expat had plans to bring his family to live in America. However, administrative matters for his wife, Siti Bashiroh, were still pending.
"According to the information, the American expat's family wanted to sell assets. After the sale, they would leave. But before they could leave, this case occurred," Yayat said. (*)