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NADRA Outlines Steps to Reissue Lost B Form for Children in Pakistan

October 15, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has announced the procedure for obtaining a new B Form in case the original is lost. This guidance comes as a crucial resource for parents navigating the registration process for their children.

NADRA’s statement, released on October 13, 2026, emphasizes that parents should visit their nearest NADRA registration center to initiate the reissue process. The authority has streamlined the procedure to ensure that families can quickly and efficiently replace lost documents, which are essential for various legal and administrative purposes.

This development is significant for citizens, as the B Form serves as a vital identification document for children in Pakistan, facilitating access to education and healthcare services. The ease of reissuing this document reflects NADRA’s commitment to improving public service and enhancing the registration experience for families.

Parents are encouraged to gather necessary documentation and visit their local NADRA center as soon as possible to avoid any delays in their children’s registration. Further updates and guidelines are expected to be released by NADRA to assist families in this process.