The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has introduced a new "Biker Service," allowing citizens to apply for or update their Computerised National Identity Cards (CNIC) without visiting its offices.
Launched earlier this year, the service aims to eliminate the hassle of long queues and time-consuming processes at NADRA centres. It is currently available in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, with plans to expand to other cities in the near future.
Here is the complete procedure to avail the service:
Through the Biker Service, citizens can request an appointment by calling NADRA at 1777 and speaking with a service representative. A biker will then visit their home or office to process the application.
The service costs Rs 1,500 for new CNICs, which includes a Rs 1,000 service fee. Payments can be made via card or cash.
Once the CNIC is ready, it will be delivered directly to the applicant’s doorstep, removing the need for any office visits.
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