NADRA describes FRC as a certificate reflecting family composition data, with categories including By Birth, By Marriage, By Adoption and By All. We provide application guidance only; NADRA issues the certificate.
Legal matters we assist with
- FRC by Birth guidance
- FRC by Marriage guidance
- FRC by Adoption/By All guidance
- Family-record consistency review
- NADRA process guidance
Documents to bring
NADRA currently lists the applicant’s 13-digit identity number as a core requirement. Family-record issues may need correction with NADRA.
What happens next?
After reviewing the available documents, deadlines and procedural status, an advocate can discuss the legal issues, possible next steps and the scope of work required. No website page can determine or guarantee the outcome of a specific case.
Frequently asked questions
What information does an FRC generally reflect?
An FRC is generated from NADRA family-record data and can reflect family composition under the applicable category. It does not itself correct an inaccurate family record.
What if a family member is missing or the NADRA record is incorrect?
The underlying NADRA record may need correction before the certificate reflects the intended family information. Identify the incorrect or missing relationship before applying.
Is an FRC enough for every legal or administrative purpose?
Not necessarily. The receiving court, authority, embassy or organization may require other documents in addition to an FRC, depending on the purpose.
