A clearer route through the application
A Succession Certificate or Letter of Administration concerns the legal transfer of a deceased person’s assets to eligible heirs. It is a legal process with jurisdiction and evidence requirements. Our role is limited to application preparation and document organisation; applicants should obtain legal advice when needed.
When this service may be right for you
- A family member has died leaving assets in Pakistan
- The legal heirs need to organise identity and family evidence
- You are checking whether the NADRA succession route is available
- You need help understanding the initial document pack
What our team can help with
Documents and information commonly requested
The exact evidence depends on your personal circumstances. This is a practical starting list, not a final official checklist.
- ▤Death certificate of the deceased
- ▤CNIC cancellation certificate
- ▤Family Registration Certificate
- ▤List and identity documents of legal heirs
- ▤Asset details and any authorisation documents
What happens next?
Important considerations
!This is a legal process, not only an identity-document application.
!Availability and procedure can depend on the relevant jurisdiction in Pakistan.
!We do not provide legal representation or guarantee issuance.
Frequently asked questions
Does Nadra Card Centre issue or approve the document?＋
No. We are an independent application support provider. The relevant official authority controls eligibility, decisions, fees, processing and delivery.
Can I start from anywhere in the UK?＋
Yes. Many customers begin remotely. Contact us if your case requires an office visit or an additional official step.
Are the document requirements the same for everyone?＋
Not always. Requirements can vary according to age, family record, citizenship history and the change being requested. We confirm the likely checklist after reviewing your circumstances.
Rules, government fees and official processing information can change. Review the relevant official source before submission.