As per Lawkidunya, Here are the documents typically required for a guardianship application under the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890, in Pakistan:
Documents Required for Guardianship Application
Minor’s Documents
1. Birth Certificate: A certified copy of the minor’s birth certificate.
2. NIC/Smart Card: A copy of the minor’s National Identity Card (NIC) or Smart Card.
3. School Certificate: A certificate from the minor’s school, confirming their admission and attendance.
Applicant’s Documents
1. NIC/Smart Card: A copy of the applicant’s National Identity Card (NIC) or Smart Card.
2. Proof of Residence: A utility bill, rent agreement, or other document proving the applicant’s residence.
3. Proof of Income: A salary slip, income tax return, or other document proving the applicant’s income.
Property Documents (if applicable)
1. Property Deed: A certified copy of the property deed, if the minor owns property.
2. Property Tax Receipt: A receipt for property tax paid, if applicable.
Relationship Documents (if applicable)
1. Marriage Certificate: A certified copy of the marriage certificate, if the applicant is a spouse of the minor’s parent.
2. Family Tree: A document showing the family tree, if the applicant is a relative of the minor.
Medical Documents (if applicable)
1. Medical Certificate: A medical certificate, if the minor has a medical condition that requires special care.
2. Psychological Evaluation: A psychological evaluation report, if the minor requires special care due to a mental health condition.
Other Documents
1. Affidavit: An affidavit sworn by the applicant, stating their relationship with the minor, reasons for seeking guardianship, and willingness to take care of the minor.
2. Surety Bond: A surety bond, if required by the court, to secure the minor’s property.
Court Documents
1. Application Form: A completed application form for guardianship, as prescribed by the court.
2. Court Fee: Payment of the required court fee for filing the guardianship application.
Please note that the specific documents required may vary depending on the court, the nature of the case, and the circumstances of the minor. It’s essential to consult with a lawyer to ensure that all required documents are prepared and submitted correctly.
