The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has outlined the procedure for updating the current residential address on a Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) for citizens living in a rented house.
According to NADRA, to update the residential address, applicants must have certain documents.
NADRA said applicants can visit a registration center with a rental agreement, an affidavit from the landlord, or a computerized electricity, gas, or water bill issued in the name of the applicant, their parents, or their spouse.
The required documents can be submitted to update the residential address on the CNIC.
Applicants are advised to ensure they have the relevant supporting documents before visiting a NADRA Registration Centre.
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The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has advised users of the Pak ID mobile application that applications marked “Ready for Approval” may take up to 48 hours to be approved after the fee has been paid.
According to the advisory, applicants are required to allow sufficient time for their requests to be processed after submitting the applicable fee.
NADRA said users whose applications remain pending for more than 48 hours should contact its helpline for assistance.
Applicants can contact NADRA through its helpline at 051-111-786-100 or by calling 1777 from a mobile phone. They may also visit their nearest NADRA office and provide details of their application for further guidance.