NADRA Affidavit-C Family Tree Verification & FRC Guide
Commonly searched as: NADRA Affidavit C Family Tree Shajra & FRC Verification Guide
Official procedural guide for completing and submitting NADRA Affidavit-C to declare, regularize, or verify family tree members during FRC or CNIC audits.
1. What is this Document?
NADRA Affidavit-C is a statutory sworn declaration required under the NADRA Ordinance 2000 whenever there are anomalies, unlinked siblings, duplicate entries, or audit objections in a citizen’s Family Tree (Shajra-e-Nasab). It must be attested by an Oath Commissioner or Class-I Magistrate and submitted at a NADRA Mega Center or Executive Center.
2. When is this Document Used?
- Resolving alien or duplicate entries detected in a family tree during FRC issuance
- Adding omitted siblings or biological parents to computerized NADRA database
- Verifying lineage for civil court succession proceedings, passport issuance, and foreign family visa sponsorship
3. Who Needs It & What is Required?
Required Information
- Valid CNIC / NICOP of the deponent and family head
- Documentary evidence of kinship (B-Forms, Birth Certificates, Nikahnama, or School Leaving Certificates)
Supporting Documents Needed
- Sworn Affidavit-C on Rs. 100 e-Stamp paper attested by an Oath Commissioner
- Original CNIC copies of all declared living family members
- Computerized Death Certificates of any deceased family members from Union Council
- Copy of Nikahnama for spouse inclusion
4. Step-by-Step Official Procedure
Draft Affidavit-C on e-Stamp Paper
Draft the NADRA Affidavit-C in ClicknDocs with exact names, CNICs, and relationships of every biological member.
Attest Before Oath Commissioner
Sign and affix biometric thumb impressions in the presence of an authorized Oath Commissioner or Notary Public.
Visit NADRA Mega / Executive Center
Obtain token at NRC, present the affidavit to the Assistant Director / Verification Officer for biometric audit approval.
5. Official Fees & Timelines
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any family member sign Affidavit-C?
Generally, the head of family (father, mother, or eldest surviving sibling) must depose as the principal deponent.