The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has explained how parents can obtain a replacement B-Form if their child’s document is lost, offering both in-person and online application options.
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In a statement, NADRA said applicants could visit their nearest NADRA Registration Centre or use the Pak ID mobile app to apply for a replacement without visiting an office.
The authority has set the replacement fee at Rs50 under the normal category and Rs500 under the executive category.
The B-Form, officially known as the Child Registration Certificate (CRC), is used to register children in Pakistan’s national database and serves as an important identity document for minors.
How to Apply for a Replacement B-Form
Parents who have lost their child’s B-Form can use either of the following options:
Visit a NADRA Registration Centre: Go to the nearest centre and follow the application procedure for a replacement CRC.
Apply through the Pak ID app: Use NADRA’s mobile application to submit a replacement request from home, following the instructions provided in the app.
Applicants should check the latest requirements and fee details through NADRA’s official channels before submitting their applications.
NADRA B-Form Replacement Fee
According to the announcement, the fee for a normal service is Rs. 50, while the executive service fee is Rs. 500.
Parents should confirm the applicable processing time and any additional requirements with NADRA, as these details were not specified in the information provided.
Separately, Sindh has become the first province to link all its educational boards with NADRA under an agreement aimed at improving the verification and management of academic records.
The agreement-signing ceremony was attended by Provincial Minister for Universities Ismail Rahoo, NADRA’s director general and chairpersons of the province’s educational boards.
Verified Educational Degrees to Be Available on Pak ID App
Under the integration initiative, students’ verified educational degrees will also be made available through the Pak ID app, according to the minister.
The development is intended to make academic verification easier while strengthening safeguards against fraudulent educational documents.
NADRA’s director general said the authority would provide the integration facility to all educational boards free of charge.
