Here are the documents required for issuance of a duplicate arms license:

Personal Documents Required For Issuance Duplicate Arms License

1. Valid Identity Card (CNIC or Form B for foreigners)
2. Birth Certificate (original or attested copy)
3. Residence Certificate (proof of residence)
4. Passport (if applicable)

Arms-Related Documents Required For Issuance Duplicate Arms License

1. Existing Arms License Copy (original or attested copy)
2. Details of arms (description, make, model, year of manufacture)
3. Proof of registration of arms (if already registered)
4. Vintage Certificate (if applicable)

Security Documents Required For Issuance Duplicate Arms License

1. Security Clearance Certificate (from local authorities)
2. Proof of Compliance with Arms Act and Rules (if applicable)

Other Documents Required For Issuance Duplicate Arms License

1. Application Form for Duplicate Arms License
2. Two Passport-Size Photos
3. Payment of License Fees
4. Insurance Certificate (for arms, if required)
5. Affidavit (explaining loss or damage of original license, if applicable)

Additional Requirements Required For Issuance Duplicate Arms License

1. Police Report (in case of lost or stolen license)
2. Verification of identity by local authorities
3. Background Check (police clearance certificate, if required)

Compulsory Documents Required For Issuance Duplicate Arms License

Application (Hand Written or Typed) addressed to Section Officer (Arms), M/O Interior.
Photocopy of CNIC
Copy of FIR signed by SDPO in case of theft or lost
Affidavit (Attested from Notri public)

Timeline Required For Issuance Duplicate Arms License

Processing time for duplicate arms license varies; allow 3-6 months for approval.

Notes

1. Fees and requirements may change; verify with local authorities.
2. Some jurisdictions require additional documentation or certifications.
3. Application forms and guidelines can be obtained from local authorities or online.

Contact Information

For specific requirements and guidelines, contact:

1. National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA)
2. Federal Investigation Agency (FIA)
3. Provincial Home Departments
4. Local Police Stations

Please consult local authorities or relevant agencies for the most up-to-date information.