How to Get B-Form and Death Certificate for Rahmat Card Application
The Rahmat Card initiative is designed to provide essential financial and social support to deserving individuals. To ensure that benefits reach the rightful beneficiaries, the government requires verified legal documents especially the B-Form (Child Registration Certificate) and the Death Certificate.
These documents must be issued and verified by National Database and Registration Authority, which is the first and most important step toward a successful application.
Importance of Required Documents
For Rahmat Card eligibility, proper documentation helps confirm:
- Family structure
- Identity verification
- Eligibility (especially for widows and orphans)
Without these documents, your application may be rejected or delayed.
Obtaining a B-Form (Child Registration Certificate)
The B-Form (CRC) is mandatory for children under 18 years of age. It acts as official proof that the child is registered with the government.
Step 1: Visit NADRA Registration Center
Parents or a legal guardian must visit the nearest NADRA Registration Center.
Step 2: Required Documents
You need to provide:
- Original CNICs of both parents
- Nikkah Nama (Marriage Certificate)
Step 3: Presence of Guardian
- At least one parent must be physically present
- Biometric verification is required
- If parents are deceased, a legal guardian must provide a court-issued guardianship certificate
Step 4: Processing Time
- Normal processing: 5–7 working days
- Executive processing: Faster (with additional fee)

How to Secure an Official Death Certificate
If the applicant is a widow or orphan, a verified Death Certificate is essential to prove eligibility.
Step 1: Report to Local Government
The death must first be registered at:
- Union Council
- Local Government office
Required documents include:
- Burial slip from cemetery OR
- Hospital-issued death certificate
Step 2: NADRA Verification
After obtaining the manual certificate:
- Visit NADRA for digital registration
- Entry is made in the Civil Registration Management System (CRMS)
Step 3: Required Information
Provide:
- CNIC of the deceased
- CNIC of the applicant (next of kin)
Step 4: Final Issuance
NADRA will issue a computerized Death Certificate, which is:
Offichal Website ; https://pspa.punjab.gov.pk/
- Officially recognized
- Mandatory for Rahmat Card and other welfare programs
Quick Reference Guide for Documentation
| Document Type | Issuing Authority | Primary Requirement |
| B-Form (CRC) | NADRA | Parents’ CNICs & Biometrics |
| Death Certificate | Union Council / NADRA | Burial Slip & Deceased’s CNIC |
| Family Registration (FRC) | NADRA | CNICs of all family members |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: Can I apply for the Rahmat Card without a computerized Death Certificate?
No. Manual certificates from hospitals or Union Councils are not accepted. A NADRA-verified computerized certificate is required.
Q2: What if one parent is abroad while applying for a B-Form?
The parent present in Pakistan can complete the process, provided they have a copy of the spouse’s CNIC and complete biometric verification.
Q3: Where can I check Rahmat Card registration status?
You can check updates through the Punjab Social Protection Authority or the official portal mentioned in the scheme.
Final Thoughts
Preparing your documents correctly is the foundation of a successful Rahmat Card application. Make sure all records are:
- Accurate
- Up-to-date
- Verified by NADRA
This will help you avoid delays and ensure you receive the financial support you deserve.
