DGI&P currently lists fee-payment proof, original valid CNIC/NICOP with photocopy and previous passport where applicable for adult applications. Additional documents can apply to minors, government employees, dual nationals and lost passports.
Legal matters we assist with
- New passport guidance
- Renewal preparation
- Lost/damaged passport guidance
- Minor passport checklist guidance
- Fee and process assistance
Documents to bring
Keep original valid CNIC/NICOP, photocopy, proof of prescribed fee payment and previous passport where applicable. Additional documents can apply by applicant category.
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 documents should an adult passport applicant prepare?
The exact checklist depends on the application type, but valid identity documents, prescribed fee evidence and an earlier passport where applicable are commonly relevant. Check the current DGI&P requirements before applying.
Do minors have the same passport requirements as adults?
No. Minor applications can involve additional identity, parent or guardian and consent-related documentation. The current DGI&P checklist should be reviewed for the child’s circumstances.
What if a passport is lost, damaged or the applicant’s details have changed?
Lost, damaged and changed-detail cases can require additional documents or procedural steps. Bring the existing record and any supporting documents so the correct application category can be identified.
