Parents wishing to obtain a Juvenile Card for their children for the first time must follow specific guidelines outlined by the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA).
People applying need to bring the ID card number of a legal guardian or parent, plus the child's B-Form if it already exists, or the CRMS number from a verified Computerized Birth Certificate.
For minors born outside the country, families must provide a citizenship or naturalization certificate, an S1 form, or an intricate foreign birth certificate.
Biometric verification from a parent or legal guardian is another mandate from NADRA. The minor needs to be physically present during the application process. Families can visit their closest NADRA Registration Center with the proper paperwork to file the request.
Minors under 18 use the Juvenile Card as official identification. Officials advise completing all paperwork beforehand to prevent any holdups at the registration office.
