Foreign Office introduces online document attestation system
Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched a digital document attestation system to allow citizens to apply for and receive verified certificates online. This initiative aims to reduce the need for in-person visits and streamline administrative public services.
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Digital transformation of government services improves accessibility and efficiency for citizens while reducing bureaucratic delays.
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has introduced a fully digital document attestation system, allowing citizens to apply online and receive electronic certificates via email after verification.
Under the new system, applicants will no longer need to make repeated visits to the ministry's offices for document attestation. Applications and submitted documents will be reviewed and verified, with applicants informed of the outcome.
The system also allows applicants to pay the required fees online once the attestation process is completed. Following payment, the ministry will issue the e-certificate via email.
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