1. Registration at the Union Council (Traditional Process)
- Step 1: After the Nikah ceremony, the Nikah Registrar (Nikah Khawan) submits the signed Nikah Nama (marriage contract) to the local Union Council.
- Step 2: The couple (with witnesses) must visit the Union Council office within the bride’s jurisdiction to register the marriage.
- Step 3: Submit required documents:
- Original Nikah Nama (Bilingual Urdu/English)
- Copies of the bride & groom’s CNICs
- Copies of witnesses' CNICs (2 witnesses required)
- copyright-sized photographs
- Step 4: Pay the nominal registration fee (varies by Union Council).
- Step 5: Receive the Marriage Registration Certificate (MRC) from the Union Council.
2. Obtaining a NADRA Marriage Certificate (Computerized)
- Step 1: Ensure your marriage is registered with the Union Council first (as above).
- Step 2: Visit the nearest NADRA Registration Center (NRC) or apply online via the NADRA website.
- Step 3: Submit documents:
- Union Council-issued Marriage Registration Certificate (MRC)
- Original CNICs of both spouses
- Witness details (if required)
- Step 4: Pay the processing fee (around PKR 500-1,000).
- Step 5: Collect the NADRA-issued Marriage Certificate (usually processed in 7-14 days).
Important Notes:
✔ Validity: A NADRA Marriage Certificate is widely accepted for visas, bank accounts, and legal matters.
✔ Legal Help: If facing delays or issues, consult a family law expert (e.g., AdvocateInLahore.com).
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