The integrated marriage isbat is a series of activity which is jointly conducted and coordinated within
particular time and place between the Religious Court/Court of Law, the Regional Office of Citizenship
Service in a city or a district, the sub-district Office of Religious Affairs with its mobile service for giving
the marriage legalization. The integrated marriage isbat is conducted based on the rules of the Supreme
Court, Number 1 in 2015. Even though the legal basis of such integrated marriage isbat is under the
rules of the Supreme Court, yet the function remains the same that is the regulatory function or
regelende functie for the continuity of judicature implementation. The background of the issue of the
Supreme Court Rules Number 1 in 2015 is that there are so many numbers of marriages which are not
registered because of the society’s lacking access to the courts. The aim of the integrated marriage isbat
is to improve the access toward legal service and to help people, especially those who haves not, in
obtaining the rights of marriage certificate, the excerpt of marriage certificate, and the birth certificate as
simple, fast, and cheap as possible. Principally, the implementation of the integrated marriage isbat is
similar to the regular one conducted in the court; what make it different are that the place is outside the
court, free of charge, single judge, and collective vacation. Therefore it can be concluded then that the
implementation of the integrated marriage isbat is to fulfill the rights in obtaining law identity for those
who haves not as the solution for the law assurance.