The Nikahnama serves as evidence of a legally recognized marriage. Without proper registration, disputes or complications may arise regarding marital rights, inheritance, or property claims.
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Filling the Nikahnama Blank Form: A standard form is filled during the marriage ceremony, containing details of the bride, groom, witnesses, and terms of the marriage.
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Submission to Union Council: The Nikahnama is submitted to the relevant Union Council for official registration.
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Computerized Nikahnama Issuance: Once registered, the Union Council can issue a computerized Nikahnama, which is recognized nationwide.
For legal use abroad, such as visa applications, a Nikahnama attestation is required. This process involves verification by the Union Council, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the relevant embassy.
In Pakistan, it is possible to check Nikahnama online using the NADRA database or Union Council records. This ensures the document's validity and prevents fraudulent claims.
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Original Nikahnama
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CNICs of both spouses
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Passport-sized photographs
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Witness CNICs
A computerized Nikahnama provides easier access for verification and is accepted universally for legal purposes. It also ensures accurate record-keeping and prevents disputes.
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