Author: Markelia Rumble

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is reporting more transactions with fewer in-person customers, as its digital services continue to grow.

Between April and August this year, the Agency recorded a 7% decline in walk-in customers, while online transactions rose by 21% compared to the same period last year.

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Aubyn Hill, provided the update at a press conference this morning.

He noted that the goal is to have minimal need for in-person visits, unless absolutely necessary.

Mr Hill also acknowledged that document processing backlogs have been a challenge for the COJ.

However, he said the issue is being addressed and is projected to be fully cleared by the end of next month.