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The NADRA Death Registration Certificate is an official document issued to formally register an individual’s death. This certificate is essential for various legal and administrative purposes, such as inheritance claims, property transfers, and insurance settlements.
We provide end-to-end support in obtaining the NADRA Death Registration Certificate, ensuring the process is completed smoothly. Whether you are in Pakistan or overseas, our team will manage the entire process on your behalf.
Issued by the hospital or doctor where the death occurred.
The Computerized National Identity Card of the deceased.
The Computerized National Identity Card of the Parents.
The identity card of the person applying for the certificate.
Documents showing your relationship with the deceased (e.g., CNIC, Marriage certificate, birth certificate).
Legal affidavit to clarify any additional details.
Law of Lawyers will handle the entire application process on your behalf, ensuring all documents are properly submitted to the relevant NADRA or local union council office.
Law of Lawyers will handle the entire application process on your behalf, ensuring all documents are properly submitted to the relevant NADRA or local union council office.
We take care of everything—from document preparation to submitting the application—so you don’t have to worry about the details.
Our experienced team ensures that your case is handled efficiently and with care.
We facilitate the process for Pakistanis living abroad, making sure you receive your documents wherever you are.
The legal spouse of the deceased can apply for the death certificate.
Adult children (sons or daughters) can request the certificate.
The mother or father of the deceased is eligible to apply.
Brothers or sisters of the deceased may also apply if necessary.
If the deceased was a minor or under legal guardianship, the legal guardian can apply for the death certificate.
Individuals responsible for managing the deceased’s estate (such as executors named in the will) can apply to obtain the death certificate for legal and administrative purposes.
A person who has been authorized by the family or legal heirs of the deceased can apply on their behalf, provided they have written authorization.
Lawyers or legal representatives handling inheritance, property, or insurance matters may apply for the certificate if required for legal procedures.
Law of Lawyers can assist all eligible applicants in completing the death registration process and obtaining the certificate.