A Juvenile Card is an identity card issued to children under 18 years of age. Unlike the Child Registration Certificate (CRC), the Juvenile Card is a chip-based card and serves as an official document offering multiple benefits. To apply, the child’s parent or blood relative, who holds a valid National Identity Card (NIC), must be physically present to provide biometric data. Applications can be submitted at any NADRA Registration Center (NRC), as online services are not available for this process.

NADRA Juvenile Card Requirements

The Child Registration Certificate (CRC) is another document that provides identity to children within a family. However, it contains less detailed information compared to the Juvenile Card. Additionally, some departments accept only the Juvenile Card and not the CRC.

NADRA Juvenile Card Benefits

• The Juvenile Card is an identity document for children under 18 years old, similar to other official IDs.
• It can be used to verify a child’s identity in various situations.
• The Juvenile Card can be presented for:
• Enrolling in school or educational institutions.
• Appearing for exams.
• Any other situation where the Child Registration Certificate is not accepted.

How to Apply for NADRA Juvenile Card ?

• In-person application required, as online service is unavailable.
• Child’s birth certificate and parent’s valid NIC.
• Parent or relative must be present for biometric data.
• Complete the form at the NRC.
• Submit the form and wait for processing.
• Pick up the Juvenile Card when ready.

Juvenile Card Fee Plan

The fee for the Juvenile Card depends on the application priority, such as Normal, Urgent, or Fast Track. Below is the fee breakdown based on the priority of your application.

Required Documents for Juvenile Card

• Child’s Birth Certificate or Child’s National Identity Card (if applicable)
• Parent’s or Blood Relative’s Valid National Identity Card (NIC)
• Proof of Relationship In case of a blood relative, additional proof may be required (e.g., family registration certificate).
• Completed form available at the NADRA Registration Center.

JV Card Vs B.form & CRC

Juvenile Card has more comprehensive information and is widely accepted, while the B. Form is primarily for birth registration and the CRC serves as an official identity document with fewer details than the Juvenile Card.