The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has outlined the requirements for parents seeking a Juvenile Card for their children for the first time.
Applicants must provide the identity card number of a parent or legal guardian, along with the child’s B-Form, if already issued, or the Computerized Birth Certificate’s CRMS number. The birth certificate must be verified.
For children born abroad, applicants must submit a detailed foreign birth certificate, an S1 form, or a citizenship or naturalization certificate.
NADRA also requires biometric verification of either a parent or the child’s legal guardian. The child must be physically present when applying for the Juvenile Card. Parents and legal guardians can submit applications at their nearest NADRA Registration Center after ensuring they have the required documents.
The Juvenile Card serves as an identity document for children under 18, and applicants should complete the documentation requirements before visiting a registration center to avoid delays.
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