How to Register Your Child’s Birth Online Using NADRA Pak ID App
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Pakistani parents can now officially register their child's birth using the NADRA Pak ID mobile application, eliminating the need for in-person visits to local authorities. This service falls under the Provincial Civil Registration Services section of the Pak ID app, which connects users to the appropriate local registration authority, such as a Union Council, Municipal Committee, or Town Committee. Birth registration is listed among the provincial civil registration services accessible through the Pak ID platform.
To register their child's birth, parents must first download the official Pak ID mobile application on their smartphone, either for Android or iOS devices. After creating an account or signing in with their existing credentials, users should navigate to the Provincial Civil Registration Services section. They should select their province, followed by the Birth option within the civil registration services.
Next, parents must choose the relevant district, tehsil, and Union Council or other applicable local authority, as well as specify the application category and the child's date of birth. The app will then provide an estimate of the birth registration fee based on provincial rules and the timing of registration. Users should rely on the calculated fee for their specific case rather than assuming a uniform nationwide fee.
Parents should then enter the child's details, either by selecting "Yes" and providing the child's existing B-Form or identity document number if their information is already in NADRA's records, or by providing the necessary information manually. They must also supply the parents' information, ensuring it matches their official identity records.
Depending on the child's age, additional requirements apply. Children under three years old do not need fingerprints, while those aged three to 10 must provide a photograph and iris data. Children aged 10 to 18 require a photograph, fingerprints, and iris data for relevant child identity registration. The app does not include a child-photo capture option for children below three years old. For other age groups, users must follow the displayed requirements for photograph and fingerprint capture.
Finally, parents should select the address that should appear on the child's birth certificate and pay the birth registration fee online, completing all required fields to ensure a smooth verification process by the relevant registering authority.
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