Complete procedure for getting succession certificate from NADRA within fifteen days.

Summary

The video explains the process of obtaining a legal heir certificate (Janashin Certificate) from NADRA, which is now more streamlined and can be completed in 15 days. Previously, one had to go through civil court to get this certificate, but now NADRA issues it directly. The video details the required documents, including the applicant's ID, the deceased's death certificate, and a Family Registration Certificate (FRC). It also covers the steps involved, such as submitting documents, taking an oath, and the publication of a public notice before the certificate is issued.

Takeaways

• 👋 The video host introduces himself as Azmat Mustafa and greets the viewers, mentioning that they will discuss how to obtain a succession certificate from NADRA.
• 📜 Previously, the succession certificate was issued by civil courts, but now NADRA has been given the authority to issue this certificate.
• ⏳ The process used to be lengthy, but NADRA has streamlined it, allowing people to obtain the certificate within 15 days.
• 📄 The succession certificate is necessary for accessing the deceased person's immovable and movable property, including bank funds and insurance money.
• 📝 To apply for the certificate, an heir must submit an application, along with their ID card, the deceased person's death certificate, and a Family Registration Certificate (FRC).
• 🗂️ The Family Registration Certificate contains the entire family's record, which is crucial for the application process.
• ✍️ A sworn statement (bayan-e-halfi) must be submitted, detailing the property in question and affirming that the listed heirs are the only ones entitled to the inheritance.
• 👍 All heirs must undergo thumb verification at NADRA, and their ID cards must be provided as part of the process.
• 📰 NADRA will publish a public notice in the newspaper, allowing anyone with objections to come forward.
• ✅ If no objections are raised within 15 days after the public notice, NADRA will issue the succession certificate.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of obtaining a Succession Certificate from NADRA?

The main purpose of obtaining a Succession Certificate from NADRA is to claim the assets of a deceased person, such as money in bank accounts or insurance payouts, by the legal heirs.

How was the process of obtaining a Succession Certificate handled before NADRA was given the authority?

Before NADRA was given the authority, people had to go to a civil court to obtain a Succession Certificate. The civil court was responsible for issuing the certificate.

What documents are required to apply for a Succession Certificate from NADRA?

The required documents are the applicant's ID card, the deceased person's death certificate, and the Family Registration Certificate (FRC).

What is the significance of the Family Registration Certificate (FRC) in the process?

The Family Registration Certificate (FRC) contains a complete record of the deceased person's family members, which is crucial for identifying all legal heirs.

What is the role of the affidavit (Bayan Halfi) in the process?

The affidavit (Bayan Halfi) is a sworn statement where the applicant details the deceased's assets and declares all legal heirs. It is submitted to NADRA as part of the application process.

What happens after the affidavit and other documents are submitted to NADRA?

After submitting the affidavit and other documents, NADRA verifies the information through thumb verification of all legal heirs, followed by the issuance of a public notice in a newspaper.

Why does NADRA issue a public notice in the newspaper?

The public notice is issued to allow anyone who might have an objection to the Succession Certificate application to come forward. This ensures transparency in the process.

How long does it take to obtain a Succession Certificate from NADRA?

The process now takes about 15 days to complete, which is significantly shorter and easier than the previous method.

Can an applicant apply for a Succession Certificate for multiple heirs?

Yes, the Succession Certificate issued by NADRA lists all legal heirs, and the applicant can apply on behalf of all of them.

What is the final step in the process after the public notice period?

If no objections are raised during the public notice period, NADRA will issue the Succession Certificate to the legal heirs after 15 days.