NADRA Explains Requirements for First-Time Juvenile Card Applicants

The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has provided details regarding the criteria for first-time applicants seeking a Juvenile Card for their children. To apply, parents or legal guardians must present the identity card number of the parent or legal guardian, along with the child’s B-Form, if already obtained, or the CRMS number from the Computerized Birth Certificate.

The birth certificate must undergo verification. In cases where the child was born abroad, the parent or guardian must submit a comprehensive foreign birth certificate, an S1 form, or a citizenship or naturalization certificate. Biometric verification of either a parent or the child’s legal guardian is also a requirement. The child must be physically present during the application process.

Parents and legal guardians can submit their applications at the nearest NADRA Registration Center after ensuring they possess all the necessary documents. The Juvenile Card functions as an identity document for individuals under the age of 18. Applicants are advised to finalize the necessary documentation before visiting a registration center to prevent any delays. This information was initially published on ProPakistani.