In a recent announcement, the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has updated the fee structure for obtaining a Family Registration Certificate (FRC) by marriage, effective January 2024. The FRC serves as a comprehensive document showcasing family composition either by birth or through marriage, and is a key identity document issued by NADRA.
Categories of FRC:
- With Parents and Siblings (By Birth):
- Applicants can acquire FRC reflecting their family structure by birth.
- With Spouse and Children (By Marriage):
- Applicants need to bring all children under 18 years of age for inclusion in the FRC.
- For children aged 18 and above, a simplified process is in place.
- By Adoption:
- For adopted children under 21 years, their presence is required for FRC issuance.
How to Apply for FRC:
- NADRA Registration Center (NRC):
- Visit the nearest NADRA Registration Center.
- Follow the designated steps, including token issuance, data entry, and photograph capture.
- FRC will be printed and handed over on the spot.
- Pak Identity Website:
- Apply conveniently through the Pak Identity website.
- Receive the FRC at your doorstep.
NADRA FRC by Marriage Fee Update (January 2024):
- The fee for obtaining an FRC by marriage is set at Rs1,000.
This update ensures a hassle-free process for individuals seeking to obtain their Family Registration Certificate, particularly those focusing on marital records. Whether applying at NADRA Registration Centers or through the online Pak Identity platform, the updated fee structure aims to facilitate a smoother experience for applicants.
It is essential to note that individuals not registered with NADRA and lacking a 13-digit ID number will not have their data reflected in the FRC. As the process evolves, NADRA remains committed to providing accurate and comprehensive family documentation services to the public.