The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) administration has introduced a cutting-edge online system for obtaining domicile certificates. This initiative, designed to streamline the application process and enhance accessibility, is a significant leap in the digitization of administrative procedures within the province.
Key Features of the E-Domicile Platform:
- User-Friendly Online Application: Citizens can now easily apply for domicile certificates through the user-friendly website cfc.kp.gov.pk, accessible from both computers and mobile devices. This marks a departure from traditional methods, eliminating the need for lengthy visits to government offices.
- NADRA’s Fingerprint Gathering Program: One of the pivotal features of the new system is the integration of the National Database and Registration Authority’s (NADRA) fingerprint gathering program. This not only enhances the security of application data but also contributes to the overall reliability and integrity of the process.
Benefits for Citizens:
- Cost and Time Savings: The implementation of the e-domicile system comes as a relief to citizens, saving them significant travel costs and sparing them from enduring long queues at government offices. This convenience aligns with the broader goal of enhancing public services.
- Efficient Application Procedure: The online platform allows citizens to attach the required documents, facilitating a comprehensive and efficient application process. The elimination of paperwork and manual submissions contributes to a more seamless experience for applicants.
- Enhanced Governance: As citizens utilize the online platform, the government gains access to detailed data at the local and village council levels. This not only aids in the efficient processing of applications but also contributes to improved governance through a more informed and data-driven approach.
Positive Public Response:
Citizens have responded positively to the initiative, expressing satisfaction with the increased simplicity of obtaining residence credentials. The ease of access to the online system has resonated well with the public, marking a shift towards citizen-centric governance.
