Here’s the step-by-step application process for an Arms License in Pakistan:
Online Application For Arms License
1. Visit the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) website ((link unavailable)).
2. Click on “Arms License” and select the desired license category.
3. Fill out the online application form.
4. Upload required documents.
5. Submit the application.
Offline Application For Arms License
1. Obtain the Arms License application form from:
– NADRA offices
– Provincial Home Departments
– Islamabad Capital Territory Administration
2. Fill out the form manually.
3. Attach required documents.
4. Submit the application to relevant authorities.
Required Documents For Arms License
1. National Identity Card (CNIC)
2. Residence Proof (Utility Bills, Rent Agreement, etc.)
3. Passport Size Photographs (3)
4. Medical Certificate (from a government hospital)
5. Character Certificate (from local authorities)
6. Additional documents (depending on license category)
Verification Process For Arms License
1. Police verification from local police station
2. Verification from District Police Officer (DPO)
3. Verification from Provincial Home Department
4. Background check
Approval Process For Arms License
1. Deputy Commissioner’s approval
2. Provincial Home Department’s approval
3. Final approval from NADRA
Fees For Arms License
1. Application Fee: Rs. 2,000 (approximately $12 USD)
2. Renewal Fee: Rs. 1,500 (approximately $9 USD)
3. Annual Maintenance Fee: Rs. 500 (approximately $3 USD)
Timeline For Arms License
1. Initial license validity: 1 year
2. Renewal validity: 5 years
3. Processing time: 6-12 months
Contact Information
1. NADRA: 1777 (helpline)
2. Provincial Home Departments: Provincial government websites
3. Islamabad Capital Territory Administration: +92 51 9207111 (helpline)
Important Notes
1. Laws and regulations may change.
2. Provincial authorities have discretion to issue or deny licenses.
3. Compliance with all regulations and laws is mandatory.
For the latest information, consult official sources or contact relevant authorities.