Government to issue online succession certificates to overseas Pakistanis

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Government has introduced an online mechanism for the issuance of succession certificates to Overseas Pakistanis.

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According to the details, the overseas Pakistanis will be issued online succession certificates without physically going to the courts.

The online succession certificates will be issued to the legal heirs after following five steps of the procedure as developed by the Succession Facilitation Units of National Database Registration Authority (NADRA).

The Special Assistant Prime Minister (SAPM) on Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development Zulfiqar Bukhari in a tweet disclosed the initiative of the federal government and termed it as a major step forward.

 

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