The Biker Service would be made available in Karachi as part of the CNIC application procedure, according to the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA).
The home-based NADRA Biker Service, according to some sources, is essentially a mobile NADRA Centre that enters people’s homes and registers them there, saving them the bother of travelling to the NADRA centre.
Registrants will also be handled through this service by the female registration officers who ride scooters, according to sources. The CNIC will be delivered to the door when the procedure is finished for an additional cost in addition to the standard CNIC fee.
Rana Sanaullah, the interior minister, previously announced the NADRA Biker Service to handle all CNIC renewal and modification requests at the applicant’s door.
The service would initially launch in Islamabad and Rawalpindi as a test project, the NADRA head Muhammad Tariq Malik informed the interior minister. By the end of this month, the NADRA Biker service would be available in every district of the nation, he stated.
Following the implementation of digital online services for the general public, Malik had explained to the minister that a home-based NADRA Biker Service is essentially a mobile NADRA Centre that will enter people’s living rooms and register them there, sparing them the inconvenience of travelling to the NADRA centre. The female registration officers will likewise handle this service’s registration of women exclusively.