NADRA (Identity Laws)

Have you ever wondered what happens to a person’s National Identity Card (NIC), NIC Overseas Pakistanis Card (NICOP), Pakistan Origin Card (POC), or Children Registration Certificate (CRC) after they pass away? In Pakistan, the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) issues a Cancellation Certificate (CC) to officially cancel these ID cards. This document helps prevent […]

The Pakistan Origin Card (POC) program bridges the gap between Pakistan and those who have renounced their Pakistani citizenship or have Pakistani heritage. It offers a range of benefits, making it easier than ever to stay connected to the country. Benefits of a POC: Visa-free Travel: Forget visa applications! With a POC, you can enter

The Child Registration Certificate (CRC), also known as B-form, is a vital document that establishes your newborn child’s identity within the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) system in Pakistan. It’s a fundamental right for every child to have this registration. Thankfully, NADRA has streamlined the process of acquiring a CRC, making it easier for

Are you a Pakistani citizen living abroad? Do you also hold citizenship in a country that allows dual nationality with Pakistan? If so, then the National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis (NICOP) is for you! What is a NICOP? A NICOP is basically a Pakistani ID card specifically designed for citizens residing outside the country.

To begin with, the National Identity Card (NIC) is a vital document for every Pakistani citizen. It serves as your official identification, containing a unique 13-digit number that holds nationwide recognition. This card becomes your key to accessing many essential services, including driver’s licenses, tax identification numbers, bank accounts, passports, and even mobile phone connections.