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Check Divorce Status in Pakistan

Check Divorce Status in Pakistan

Check Divorce Status in Pakistan:

In this blog, we will let you know how to check divorce status in Pakistan. If a couple is divorced and wants to know if their divorce status is updated or not, then this blog is for you. Generally, you can only check your own divorce status in Pakistan. There are different modes of checking the divorce status. Please keep in mind that checking the divorce status does not mean that you need a copy of your divorce certificate in Pakistan. These are two different things. In this blog, we will only let you know how to confirm whether your status in the Nadra system is a divorcee or not. To check divorce status in Pakistan online, you can use the methods below.

Ø VISIT NADRA OFFICE:

If you have obtained your divorce certificate in Pakistan and want to confirm if your marital status is updated as divorced or married, then the very first method is to personally visit the Nadra office and ask them if your status is still showing as married or divorced. They will put your CNIC number in the system and will check your marital record and update you on the status.

Ø SMS AT 8009:

If you have obtained the divorce certificate and want to check if your wife is still in your family tree or not, then you can SMS your ID card at 8009. Once you SMS your CNIC number in reply, you will get a message with all your family members. If in the SMS reply, you still see your wife as your family member, then it means that your record is not yet updated. In order to update the record, you have to take your divorce and marriage certificates to the Nadra office in Pakistan, and they will update the record of your divorce in Pakistan.

Ø  FRC:

You can apply for your FRC (Family Registration Certificate). After the divorce, if you still see your ex-wife in your FRC, it means that on the back end, she is still active as your wife. In order to update the status, you have to personally visit the Nadra office. You can obtain your FRC from the NADRA office or from your Pak ID app.

Ø CHECK PAK ID APP:

In the Pak ID app, you can check all your family members. If your ex-wife is still shown as your wife or family member, then you can upload your divorce certificate on the app and create a request to update it.

HOW TO CHECK THE DIVORCE STATUS OF SOMEONE ELSE IN PAKISTAN:

How to Check Divorce Status of someone Else:

Generally, a person can only verify their own personal records, but legally, you can also verify someone’s record from the IT board of the country. When a divorce certificate is issued, this record is saved in the IT board. This board has all the records of one’s divorce and marriage certificate in Pakistan. You can legally process a case to check the record through a lawyer. Our expert lawyer in Lahore can check the divorce status of someone in Pakistan through the ID card number. We provide paid services to the clients.

You can also check the record of death and birth certificates in Pakistan through this IT board. We provide paid services.

 

FAQs

You can hire the services of a lawyer to file a suit for conjugal rights in Pakistan.

A copy of the ID  card and the marriage certificate is required to file a conjugal rights case in Pakistan.

The family court in Pakistan has jurisdiction over the case of conjugal rights.

The suit for restitution of conjugal rights takes about 3 to 6 months in Pakistan.

The only ground required to file this case is that the partner is willfully not fulfilling his or her duty of intimacy. If the husband or the wife is willfully not living with the partner, then it is a valid ground.

Yes! A husband can file a case if the wife leaves home willfully.

The defenses available against a conjugal rights claim are that the husband willfully kicked the wife out of the house, or the wife doesn’t want to further live with her husband and needs khula.

Yes! The courts can enforce their decree. The court can confiscate the assets of the husband if the decree is not enforced.

 The assets of the spouse will be attached if the spouse disobeys a decree of conjugal rights in Pakistan.

Yes! The conjugal rights can be claimed along with the maintenance or dower amount.

No! The conjugal rights do not affect the child custody matter. Both issues are different in nature and do not affect each other.