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Issuance of Nicop made easy
2005-04-07
Remember, Pakis, for all your identity theft needs, choose Nicop™!
DUBAI - Pakistanis would no longer have to sweat it out to acquire the National Identity Cards for Overseas Pakistanis (Nicop) following the inauguration of the National Swift Registration Centre (NSRC) at the Pakistan Consulate in Dubai on Wednesday.

Inaugurating the centre, the Ambassador of Pakistan to the UAE Air Marshall (retd) Syed Qaiser Hussain said: "The centre is indeed a beneficial step for expat Pakistanis in the UAE. The cards would be made available in double quick time with the installation of sophisticated computerised machines."

Head of the Chancery at the consulate Imran Mirza said the seating area had been increased to accommodate 90 persons at a time, and the functioning of the centre would be systematic. "There will no longer be queues for banks as bribes money will be taken and a token given to the person," he said.
Joining the early 20th Century in bureauocracy ...
After obtaining the token, the applicant will be required to provide information to the computer data entry operator, eliminating the need to fill up forms. Photographs will also be taken on the spot and the applicant will then be taken for biometrics.

"People now need not waste time in filling forms. All data will be entered by trained staff to make it error-free, finger prints will be taken while only the signatures will be taken manually. All this data will be sent via the computer system to Islamabad where the cards will be made ready within a short period," he explained.
Islamabad's the first place I think of for ID cards ...
Details of the application can also be accessed by using the computer system which is linked with Nadra's system in Islamabad. "The cards will not be made locally. Only the applicant will be registered online and all the needed data will be sent to Nadra from where the cards will be processed and given to the applicant within six to seven working days," Mirza said.
And copied repeatedly by the ISI for their own purposes ...
Posted by:Steve White

#1  Hope they threw that "relgion" column in there. Don't want to piss anybody off...
Posted by: tu3031   2005-04-07 12:18:16 PM  

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