Child Registration Certificate (CRC)
It
is the fundamental right of a child to get a registration certificate
from the place of origin. NADRA has been able to automate and in turn
facilitate the process of acquiring Child Registration Certificates
(CRC).
Eligibility for CRC:
NADRA has initiated the provision of a Child Registration Certificate (CRC) to every Pakistani child, aged 18 years or less. The certificate contains essential information about the child, including the minor’s name and registration number, date of birth, place of birth, gender, and parents’ names and CNIC numbers. The Child is allotted same 13 digits registration number which will be his/her future CNIC # when he/she applies for CNIC upon attaining 18 years of age. It is the responsibility of every child’s parents/guardians to get registered their children under 18 years of age.
Fee Structure
The processing fee for the CRC is Rs.50 for the normal category and Rs.500 for the executive category. There is no urgent processing of the CRC.
Delivery
When CRC will be processed it will only be sent to the NSRC from where it was applied and applicant will get the print out of the CRC from there
Required Documents :
Ø CNIC of Father and Mother
Ø Birth Certificate (Children Above Ten years required to produce Birth Certificate/Matric Certificate/School Leaving)
Ø School certificate (verified by District Education Officer)
Ø Union Councils Birth certificate.
Ø Court Guardian Certificate is not required if first blood relatives apply for CRC. The first relatives may be:
Ø Grand father and Grand mother
Ø Uncle and Aunty (Chacha, Mamoon, Khala, Taaya etc) Court Guardian is required
Ø If applicant's parents are expired then the death certificate is required and if anybody adopts the child then Court Guardian Certificate is required
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is CRC?
Note: CRC is destructed after three months if applicant did not collect it.
NADRA has initiated the provision of a Child Registration Certificate (CRC) to every Pakistani child, aged 18 years or less. The certificate contains essential information about the child, including the minor’s name and registration number, date of birth, place of birth, gender, and parents’ names and CNIC numbers. The Child is allotted same 13 digits registration number which will be his/her future CNIC # when he/she applies for CNIC upon attaining 18 years of age. It is the responsibility of every child’s parents/guardians to get registered their children under 18 years of age.
Fee Structure
The processing fee for the CRC is Rs.50 for the normal category and Rs.500 for the executive category. There is no urgent processing of the CRC.
Delivery
When CRC will be processed it will only be sent to the NSRC from where it was applied and applicant will get the print out of the CRC from there
Required Documents :
Ø CNIC of Father and Mother
Ø Birth Certificate (Children Above Ten years required to produce Birth Certificate/Matric Certificate/School Leaving)
Ø School certificate (verified by District Education Officer)
Ø Union Councils Birth certificate.
Ø Court Guardian Certificate is not required if first blood relatives apply for CRC. The first relatives may be:
Ø Grand father and Grand mother
Ø Uncle and Aunty (Chacha, Mamoon, Khala, Taaya etc) Court Guardian is required
Ø If applicant's parents are expired then the death certificate is required and if anybody adopts the child then Court Guardian Certificate is required
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is CRC?
CRC stands for Child Registration
Certificate. It is a document which contains information about person’s
children, registered in data warehouse.
What documents are required for CRC?
CNICs of parents / CBRC/SSC/birth
certificate.
Who can apply for CRC?
Parents of Child Can apply directly
or Brothers/ Sisters/Grand Parents can apply through Guardianship Certificate.
If Father of a child is abroad then
who can apply CRC?
Mother of a child can apply for CRC.
If parents of a child are abroad or
died then who can apply for CRC?
Grand Father/Grand Mother/Maternal
Grand Father/M Grand Mother/Brother/Sister can apply for CRC through
Guardianship certificate.
Is Age change possible in CRC?
Yes, but by providing valid proof.
What documents are required for age
change in CRC?
CBRC/Birth certificate/verified
foreign School Certificate/SSC/SLC Countersigned by AEO/DDEO/DEO/Certificate by
Wafaq Ul Madares/Tanzeem UL Madares/Court Decree.
Is 2nd time age change possible in
CRC, if yes then what documents are required.
Yes second time age change is
possible in CRC, Documents required are CBRC/Birth Certificate/SSC/SLC
Countersigned by AEO/DDEO/DEO /Certificate by Wafaq Ul Madares/Tanzeem Ul
Madares/ court decree.
Can a person apply CRC from abroad?
No, a person cannot apply CRC from
abroad.
If a child is NICOP holder and his
father is applying for CRC of his 2nd child. Can he add his child who is
holding NICOP in CRC?
No
Can CRC be entertained in Office
Mistake?
No.
CRC holder can be added as a
relative to remove SI.
No
How many time age of a child can be
changed in CRC?
More than two times.
Is Disable logo applicable for CRC ?
Yes
How much is the fee for DUP
clearance in CRC?
10,000 Rupees
Can a person apply for himself for
CRC on the basis of SSC?
No
If minor father is unmarried in
CNIC. Can he apply for CRC.
No.
Can a person retain the same name in
CRC once changed?
No, one cannot retain the same name
in CRC.
Is it possible for a POC holder to
process CRC for his/her children living in Pakistan?
No, POC holder cannot apply for CRC.
What documents are required for the
father name change in CRC?
CBRC /Birth Certificate and father
CNIC if father is alive.
What documents are required for
mother name change in CRC?
CBRC/Birth certificate and mother
CNIC if alive.
What documents are required for the
name change of deceased parents in CRC?
Only Court decree.
What is the procedure of gender
change in CRC?
CBRC/Birth certificate and spot
verification.
What documents are required for
surrender of CRC?
Death certificate/Graveyard burial
certificate and Original CRC If available.
If original CRC is not available
then what are the requirements of cancellation of CRC?
FIR/Affidavit attested by 1st class
magistrate.
Who can apply for the cancellation
of CRC?
Only blood relatives can apply.
What are the requirements for
reprint or duplicate of CRC?
Photocopy of previous CRC Or CNIC
Numbers of parents.
What is the fee for the cancellation
of CRC?
50 Rupees
What documents are required for
change of Birth Place?
CBRC/Birth Certificate.
Is presence of child in NRC is
necessary during CRC processing?
No child presence is not necessary.
What documents are required for
gender change in case of Eunuch?
No evidences of gender are asked in case
of Eunuch.
Can any relative other than parents,
grandparents, brothers and sisters apply for CRC of a child?
Other relatives cannot apply
directly through guardianship. First they will adopt the child then can apply
through guardianship certificate.
What documents are required for
upward domain change ?
CBRC/Birth certificate/Matric
certificate/verified foreign school certificate/certificate from Tanzeem ul
Madaras/Wafaq ul Madaras/ School leaving certificate counter signed by
AEO/DDEO/DEO.or Martic result card.
What are the requirements for
downward domain change?
Only by the provision of court
decree.
Note: CRC is destructed after three months if applicant did not collect it.
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