FRC stands for the Family Registration Certificate (FRC), a document issued by the National Regulatory Authority (NADRA) that signifies a person’s identity and family composition. The FRC is primarily required in embassies; however, it cannot be used for any legal purposes. Those who want to fly abroad must possess this certificate, as it is essential for the visa application.
In addition, the NADRA Family Registration Certificate is one of the most crucial documents you need to have for attaining the power of attorney – in case you want to buy or sell a property on someone else’s behalf. Moreover, FRC can also be used for property transfer to legal heirs.
If you want to apply for a NADRA FRC but are unaware of the application process, we have you covered. In this blog, Graana.com, Pakistan’s smartest property portal, provides a complete guide on how to apply.
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Issued to individuals registered with NADRA, showing their family composition |
| Types of FRC | – By Birth: Lists family details, including parents and siblings |
| – By Marriage: Lists family details, including spouse and children | |
| – By Adoption: Lists family details, including guardian (for adopted individuals) | |
| Legal Validity | Cannot be used for legal requirements; primarily used for embassy purposes |
| Eligibility | Available to individuals registered with NADRA (must hold a 13-digit ID number) |
| Application Process | – Apply based on parents and siblings |
| – Apply based on spouse and children | |
| Documents Required | Depends on the basis of application (e.g., NIC, Juvenile Card, etc.) |
| Availability of Data | Data reflected only for individuals registered with NADRA |
Following are some of the most crucial things you need to know before applying for a NADRA Family Registration Certificate.
NADRA FRC is divided into three sub-categories, each with different requirements. These categories are listed below.
Birth – The certificate will have information about your family, including the details of your parents and siblings.
Marriage – Your spouse and children’s details will be included in the certificate.
Adoption – Details of your guardian will be included in the certificate.
As mentioned above, there are three different categories in which applicants can apply for a NADRA FRC.
Following are the documents required to apply for a NADRA FRC:
If your parents and siblings are all registered in the NADRA database, you will have to submit CNIC/NICOP/POC of your siblings and parents, along with photographs and a Child Registration Certificate (CRC) of family members less than 18 years of age.
Note: Those family members that have an incomplete record or are not registered in NADRA will not appear in your Family Registration Certificate unless their data gets updated.
If you are applying for the FRC by marriage, you will have to submit the CNIC/NICOP/POC of your children and spouse instead of your siblings and parents.
In case a person is adopted, they will have to submit the required documents of their guardian for the FRC.
You can apply for the NADRA FRC using one of the following given methods.
You can go to your nearest NADRA Registration Centre (NRC) to apply for the FRC. You will have to follow these steps to get your FRC.
You can choose to apply for the FRC online by visiting the Pak Identity website of NADRA. Follow the step-by-step guide given below to apply Nadra FRC online.
The delivery time for the FRC depends on how you apply for it. There are two ways through which they deliver FRC.
Applying through NRC will result in the issuance of the NADRA FRC in real-time.
In case you apply through the online portal, you will receive the PDF version of FRC through email within a time period of 24 hours.
The fee structure of NADRA FRC depends on the course of time that you choose, so, if you apply on an urgent basis, the fee would be Rs 1000, and for a normal period of FRC acquisition, the fee would be Rs 500.
For more information, visit Graana blog – Pakistan’s first online real estate marketplace.
The Family Registration Certificate (FRC) is a record detailing the family lineage of the individual applying for it. The content of the certificate may vary, encompassing diverse lists of family members based on the nature of the application.
Amidst the lush valleys of the Malakand region in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, lies the city…
Situated at the base of a hill with natural springs and shaded by a verdant…
Phool Nagar is in Pakistan's Punjab Province, in the Kasur District. It changed its name…
Amidst the fertile plains of Sindh province in Pakistan lies the captivating city of Sakrand.…
ISLAMABAD: In light of the special directives of the Prime Minister of Pakistan, the Capital…
The town of Hala, rich in history and craftsmanship and well-known for its exquisite, enamelled…
Welcome to Graana Blog - Pakistan’s Smartest Property Portal!
For more than a decade our intention has been to revolutionise the real estate industry in Pakistan. The same belief drove the vision of our real estate team, Graana where quality beats quantity.
We have introduced an extremely transparent and purposeful portal where we will help you buy, rent or sell your property. A place where you can sit back relax and let us market your projects and listings. We believe we have set new standards for the future of real estate in Pakistan by providing the smartest property portal.
