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 What is FRC :

The Family Registration Certificate (FRC) is a way to link your NADRA record to your family. This determines the make-up of the family. Please keep in mind that while the Family Registration Certificate (FRC) is useful for embassy purposes, it cannot be used for any legal purposes.

Applications for the FRC are accepted in three categories:

• By Birth — Your family will be listed on the certificate, including the names of your parents and family.
• By Marriage – Your family will be listed on the certificate, including the names of your wife and kids.
• Adoption – Your family will be listed on the certificate, as well as the information of your guardians.

How to apply for FRC: How to get FRC, CRC, CNIC and NIC from NADRA?

There are two ways to apply for family registration card;

• Website: You could get your FRC by going to the NADRA Registration Center (NRC) or by going to the Pak-Identity website.
• Center for NADRA Registration (NRC): You can apply for a Family Registration Certificate (FRC) at a NADRA Registration Center near you (NRC).

The actions that you will take at the NRC are as follows:

• You will be given a token at birth.
• There will be a photo taken of you.
• You will be the one to enter and review your information.
• The needed FRC will be printed and delivered to you.

By means of marriage:

If your children are under the age of 18, please keep in mind that you must bring all of the youngsters who need to be added to the FRC with you.

• A token will be given to you.
• There will be a photo taken of you.
• All of the children will be photographed.
• You will be the one to enter and review your information.
• The needed FRC will be printed and delivered to you.
• In the case of children who are 18 years old or older,
• You will be the one to enter and review your information.
• The needed FRC will be printed and delivered to you.

Adoption as a method

If a child is adopted and his or her presence is required,

• A token will be given to you.
• A photograph of you will be taken.
• The adopted children’s photographs will be taken (as per adoption rules, the child must be under the age of 21).

There are two ways of card delivery:

• The National Research Council (NRC): If you apply through the NRC, it will usually be given in real time.
• By way of Pak Identity: Within 24 hours, a PDF version of FRC will be emailed to the email address you supplied.

What is CRC: How to get FRC, CRC, CNIC and NIC from NADRA?

A Child Registration Certificate (CRC) is a document that is used to register minors under the age of eighteen. A child’s fundamental right is to get a birth certificate from the place where he or she was born. The procedure of obtaining Child Registration Certificates has been made easier by NADRA’s ability to automate it. B-form is another name for CRC.

CRC can be obtained by giving union council with verified documentation of childbirth. Both parents must have a National Identity Card (NIC) or (in the case of living in other country) National Identity Card for Overseas Pakistanis (NICOP). To apply for CRC, you must visit any NADRA Registration Center (NRC).

How to apply for CRC:

Where can I submit an application for CRC? You can apply for a Child Registration Certificate (CRC) at a NADRA Registration Center near you (NRC).

The actions that you will take at the NRC are as follows:

• A token will be given to you.
• Your image will be captured.
• Your signature and fingerprints will be taken.
• Your needed data entry will be completed, and the form will be printed for your perusal.
• You will be provided a print copy of your application form.

 What is NIC: How to get FRC, CRC, CNIC and NIC from NADRA?

Pakistani nationals receive a National Identity Card (NIC). It blends cutting-edge technology with well-defined corporate requirements to verify its originality and validity. The 13-digit ID number is recognized throughout the United States. Individuals must get, among other things, a driver’s license, a National Identification Number (NIN), a bank account, a passport, and a cellphone connection. All Pakistanis people 18 years old and above are eligible for CNIC.

How to apply:

For your application to be processed at NRC, you must go through the following steps:

• You will be given a token.
• Your image will be captured.
• Your signature and fingerprints are required.
• The form will be generated for your review after the necessary data entry has been finished.
• You will be provided a print copy of your application form.
• After checking the printed information and attestation by a gazette officer, submit this form.

What is CNIC: How to get FRC, CRC, CNIC and NIC from NADRA?

For the verification of family data, NADRA has implemented a CNIC verification system. You can verify your family’s CNIC; this NADRA verification allows you to authenticate your family tree data in the NADRA database.

The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) is in charge of maintaining Pakistani nationals’ records. Every person in NADRA’s system has a unique number, also known as a NADRA ID card number, and every Pakistani is given a NADRA ID card with the following information on it.

• Name
• Father’s Name (or, if a married woman, her husband’s name)
• Issue with Date of Birth Expiration Date of Card Expiration Date (Cards for people over 55 are issued with no expiration date).
• Permanent Address Temporary Address Photograph of the cardholder

How to get CNIC:

For your application to be processed at NRC, you must go through the following steps:

• You will be given a token.
• Your image will be captured.
• Your signature and fingerprints are required.
• Your needed data entry will be completed, and the form will be printed for your perusal.
• You will be given a print copy of your application form.
• After checking the printed information and attestation by a gazette officer, submit this form.

You can get similar information from : NADRA Family Registration Certificate, CRC as Child Registration Certificate and CNIC

Reference : https://www.nadra.gov.pk

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