The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has issued an official clarification regarding the registration process for the Child Registration Certificate (CRC), commonly known as the ‘B’ form. NADRA has assured the public that previously issued ‘B’ forms have not cancelled and remain valid.
NADRA’s Clarification on ‘B’ Form Validity
Addressing recent concerns, NADRA confirmed via its official social media channels that parents whose children already possess a ‘B’ form do not need to reapply. The statement further explained that:
- Children aged 10 to 18 applying for a ‘B’ form for the first time must visit their nearest NADRA centre with their parents.
- Parents applying for a child’s passport with an existing ‘B’ form must also visit NADRA for verification.
- The PakID mobile app can used to submit applications conveniently.
No Truth to ‘B’ Form Cancellation Rumors
NADRA has dismissed rumors suggesting that previously issued ‘B’ forms have cancelled, urging citizens to rely on its official social media platforms for accurate updates.
Importance of Family Registration Certificate (FRC)
NADRA also highlighted the significance of the Family Registration Certificate (FRC), which serves as an official document confirming a person’s family structure and lineage.
How to Apply for a ‘B’ Form?
To apply for a new ‘B’ form, parents can:
- Visit the nearest NADRA centre with their child and original documents.
- Use the PakID mobile app for online submission.
- Follow NADRA’s official guidelines to avoid misinformation.
For the latest updates on ‘B’ form registration and other NADRA services, citizens encouraged to check NADRA’s official social media pages.