The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has explained how applicants can collect their Computerised National Identity Cards (CNICs) after submitting applications through its Mobile Registration Vans.
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According to NADRA, applicants are offered different delivery options when submitting their applications. The selected option determines where they can receive their identity cards after processing.
The authority has advised applicants to keep their application receipts and tracking IDs safe to avoid difficulties during collection.
CNIC Home Delivery Through NADRA
Applicants who select the home delivery option must provide their complete and accurate residential address when submitting their applications.
NADRA will deliver the identity card to the address provided by the applicant.
Applicants should ensure that their address details are correct to avoid delivery problems.
Collecting CNIC From NADRA Registration Centre
Those who select the NADRA office collection option must collect their identity cards from the same NADRA Registration Centre where they selected the collection facility.
Applicants should visit the designated office after the stipulated processing period and present their application receipt or tracking ID to receive their CNIC.
What If You Did Not Select a Delivery Option?
NADRA has also clarified the procedure for applicants who do not select any delivery option while applying through a Mobile Registration Van.
In such cases, NADRA staff will guide applicants about the nearest relevant NADRA Registration Centre from where they can collect their identity cards.
The authority has advised applicants to retain their application receipts or tracking IDs and present them at the designated collection centre after the processing period.
How to Get a Replacement B-Form If Lost?
Separately, NADRA has explained how parents or guardians can obtain a replacement B-Form if a child’s existing document has been lost.
Applicants can use either of the following methods:
- Visit the nearest NADRA Registration Centre.
- Apply from home through the Pak ID mobile application.
Note: The replacement fee depends on the processing category selected.
The B-Form, officially known as the Child Registration Certificate (CRC), is an important document used to register children in Pakistan’s national database.
