The National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) has expanded its mobile registration services to residential areas, bringing essential identity documentation facilities closer to citizens.
Officials said a Nadra Mobile Registration Van arrived at the Central Telegraph Office compound on Wednesday, where residents were provided with a range of services, including Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs), Children’s Registration Certificates (B-Forms), and other related documentation facilities.
The initiative aims to facilitate citizens by reducing the need for repeated visits to Nadra offices and minimizing long waiting times. Through the mobile registration van, residents were able to apply for new CNICs, renew existing identity cards, obtain replacements for lost cards, secure B-Forms for children, and access other registration-related services.
Residents welcomed the initiative, saying that the availability of Nadra services within their locality would save both time and travel expenses while making the registration process more convenient and accessible.
