NADRA Makes It Easier to Get a New CNIC for Lost or Damaged Cards

Meanwhile, the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has created it feasible for citizens to apply for a replacement of their lost or damaged CNICs from home through the PakID mobile application.

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• The facility allows citizens to handle the reprint process remotely through NADRA's digital identity services, making the replacement process accessible through the PakID mobile application.
• The facility allows citizens to submit their applications without visiting a NADRA office.
• Applicants can complete the remaining steps by after the instructions displayed in the app.

For context, the facility allows citizens to submit their applications without visiting a NADRA office. Applicants can employ the PakID app to request a reprint of their identity card and complete the process by after the instructions provided on the platform. NADRA Clarifies Biometric Verification Rules for First-Time CNIC Applicants.

To apply, users need to open the "Identity Documents" section on the PakID app's home screen and select "Identity Card." They can then select the applicant on the next screen and choose the "Reprint" option.

Applicants can complete the remaining steps by after the instructions displayed in the app. Punjab Clarifies Driving License Age Limits.

For context, the facility allows citizens to handle the reprint process remotely through NADRA's digital identity services, making the replacement process accessible through the PakID mobile application. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.

For now, NADRA Makes It Easier to Get a New CNIC for Lost or remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.