How to Reset Pak Identity Password – Complete Guide

NADRA Ammar Abbas Last Updated: November 5, 2026 5 min read 32 views
How to Reset Pak Identity Password – Complete Guide

How to Reset Pak Identity Password – Complete Guide

If you have forgotten your Pak Identity password, you can use the password recovery option provided by NADRA's official PAK-IDENTITY platform. The current official web login page includes a "Forgot Password?" option, while NADRA's official PakID mobile application information also shows a Forgot Password facility.

A forgotten password does not necessarily mean that you need to create a new account. The correct approach is to use the official password recovery process and follow the verification instructions provided by NADRA.

This guide explains how to reset your Pak Identity password, what information you may need, what to do if you do not receive a verification code, and how to deal with common password-reset problems.

What Is Pak Identity?

Pak Identity is NADRA's online identity service platform. It provides access to supported digital identity services and allows users to manage or submit certain identity-related applications online.

NADRA's official PAK-IDENTITY web portal provides account login, new-account registration and password recovery facilities. The current login page specifically displays email, password, CAPTCHA and a "Forgot Password?" option.

NADRA also provides the PakID mobile application for supported identity services.

What Does "Reset Pak Identity Password" Mean?

Resetting your password means replacing a forgotten or unusable password with a new password through NADRA's official account-recovery process.

You should use password recovery when:

  • You have forgotten your password.

  • Your saved password is no longer working.

  • You cannot remember the correct account password.

  • You need to create a new password through the official recovery process.

You should not give your password to another person or use an unofficial website claiming to recover your Pak Identity account.

Where Is the Pak Identity Forgot Password Option?

The official PAK-IDENTITY login page currently includes a Forgot Password? option below the account login area.

The official PakID mobile application information published by NADRA also shows a Forgot Password option on its login interface.

Because NADRA can update its website and application interfaces, the exact position or appearance of the option may change.

What You Need Before Resetting Your Password

Before beginning the recovery process, keep access to the information associated with your Pak Identity account.

Depending on the current recovery process, you may need:

  • Your registered email address

  • Your registered mobile number

  • Access to verification messages

  • A working internet connection

  • A current web browser or official PakID application

  • A new password that meets the current requirements

The exact information requested by NADRA can vary according to the recovery method and platform being used.

How to Reset Pak Identity Password Online

The following process explains the general official password-recovery procedure.

Step 1: Open the Official Pak Identity Website

Open the official PAK-IDENTITY website.

Use the official NADRA domain and avoid entering your account information on third-party websites.

Step 2: Open the Login Page

Go to the official PAK-IDENTITY login page.

The current official page provides fields for email, password and CAPTCHA, together with account registration and password-recovery options.

Step 3: Select "Forgot Password?"

Look for the Forgot Password? option on the login page.

Select it to begin the account password-recovery process.

Step 4: Enter the Requested Account Information

The recovery page may ask for information associated with your account.

Enter the requested information carefully.

Step 5: Check Your Information

Before continuing, check that the information you entered belongs to the Pak Identity account for which you want to recover the password.

Step 6: Submit the Recovery Request

Submit the password-recovery request using the control displayed on the official page.

Step 7: Check Your Email or Mobile

NADRA may require verification through the contact information registered with your account.

Check your registered email and mobile phone for the verification information provided by the official system.

Step 8: Enter the Verification Code

If NADRA sends a verification code or PIN, enter it exactly as instructed.

NADRA's account-verification page currently describes verification pins being sent to a registered email address or mobile number.

Step 9: Create a New Password

After successful verification, follow the instructions displayed by the official system to create a new password.

Step 10: Save the New Password Securely

Remember your new password or store it securely using a trusted password-management method.

Do not send your password to another person.

How to Reset Pak Identity Password Through the Mobile App

If you use the official PakID mobile application, open the application and go to its login screen.

NADRA's official documentation shows the PakID login screen with citizen-number or email-address options, a password field and a Forgot Password option.

Select Forgot Password and follow the recovery instructions shown in the application.

The exact screens may change when NADRA releases application updates.

What If You Do Not Receive the Password Reset Code?

If you have requested password recovery but do not receive the expected verification information, first check your registered contact details.

Try the following:

  • Check your email inbox.

  • Check the spam or junk folder.

  • Check your registered mobile phone.

  • Make sure your mobile network is working.

  • Confirm that you entered the correct account information.

  • Wait briefly before requesting another code.

  • Use the resend option if the official page provides one.

NADRA's account-verification page currently provides a Resend Code facility for verification.

Avoid repeatedly requesting codes within a very short period unless the official system instructs you to do so.

What If Your Email Address Is No Longer Accessible?

If you cannot access the email address associated with your Pak Identity account, password recovery may become more difficult.

Do not create unnecessary duplicate accounts simply because you cannot access your old email.

Instead, check the current NADRA support options and follow the official account-recovery guidance.

NADRA currently provides a quick-chat facility for online queries and complaints related to PakID, along with its official helpline and other contact channels.

What If Your Mobile Number Has Changed?

A changed mobile number can affect account verification if the recovery process sends a code to the registered number.

In this situation, follow the account-recovery instructions provided by NADRA.

If the automated recovery process does not resolve the problem, contact NADRA through its official support channels rather than asking an unofficial agent to access your account.

What If You Enter the Wrong Verification Code?

If a verification code is rejected:

  1. Check that you entered the latest code.

  2. Avoid using an older code if a newer one has been requested.

  3. Check the digits carefully.

  4. Request a new code through the official resend option if available.

  5. Enter the new code exactly as received.

NADRA's official verification page currently provides a verification-pin process and a resend-code option.

What If the Forgot Password Page Does Not Open?

If the recovery page does not load, check your internet connection first.

NADRA's official portal has a connection-reset page stating that lost or reset connections can interrupt access and advising users to check their internet connection.

You can also try:

  • Refreshing the page

  • Opening the official portal again

  • Using another current browser

  • Checking your internet connection

  • Clearing temporary browser data

  • Trying again later if the service is temporarily unavailable

What If Your New Password Is Not Accepted?

If the system does not accept a new password, carefully read the password requirements shown on the current page.

Possible issues can include:

  • Password does not meet the displayed requirements.

  • Password fields do not match.

  • An unsupported character has been entered.

  • There is an accidental space.

  • The password has not been entered correctly.

Do not rely on password requirements from old screenshots. Use the requirements displayed by the current official NADRA system.

What Should a Secure Password Contain?

Your new password should be difficult for another person to guess.

Avoid using obvious information such as:

  • Your name

  • Your CNIC number

  • Your mobile number

  • Your date of birth

  • A simple sequence

  • A commonly used password

Use a unique password that you do not reuse on other important accounts.

Can You Use the Same Old Password?

If you are resetting the password because you forgot it, follow the current instructions displayed by NADRA.

If the system asks you to create a new password, choose a new secure password rather than trying to reuse a password that you can no longer remember.

What Happens After Password Reset?

After successfully changing your password, return to the official Pak Identity login page or application.

Enter:

  • Your account identification information

  • Your new password

  • Any security verification requested by the system

Then sign in.

If the new password works, you should be able to access the services available to your account.

What If the New Password Does Not Work Immediately?

First make sure that you are entering the newly created password correctly.

Check:

  • Capital letters

  • Small letters

  • Numbers

  • Special characters

  • Accidental spaces

If you copied the password from another location, make sure no additional space was copied with it.

If the problem continues, use the official recovery process again or contact NADRA support.

Is Pak Identity Password Reset Free?

There is normally no separate charge simply for using the password-recovery function.

However, individual NADRA identity services may have their own fees.

Password recovery should not be confused with payment for a CNIC, NICOP, POC, FRC or another NADRA service.

Always verify current service fees through NADRA's official platform.

Can an Agent Reset Your Pak Identity Password?

You should not give your password, OTP or verification code to an unofficial agent.

You can receive technical assistance from another person without revealing confidential authentication information.

If you need official help, use NADRA's published support channels.

NADRA currently lists its helpline as 1777 for mobile users and +92 51 111 786 100, and it also provides a quick-chat facility for PakID queries and complaints.

How to Keep Your Pak Identity Account Secure

After resetting your password, take a few additional security precautions.

Use a Unique Password

Do not use the same password for multiple important accounts.

Keep Your Password Private

NADRA staff or other people should not need your password for ordinary account access.

Protect Verification Codes

Treat OTPs and verification PINs as confidential.

Use Official Websites

Always check the website address before entering your identity information.

Avoid Suspicious Links

Do not reset your password through links sent by unknown people.

Instead, open the official NADRA website yourself.

Is Pak Identity the Same as PakID?

The names can cause confusion.

NADRA uses PakID for its official digital identity application and related digital services. Users may still refer to the online service as Pak Identity or the Pak Identity Portal.

The current official PAK-IDENTITY web login page is hosted under NADRA's id.nadra.gov.pk domain.

For the latest procedures, always follow the terminology and instructions currently displayed by NADRA.

Can Overseas Pakistanis Reset Their Pak Identity Password?

Users of supported PakID services can use the account-recovery facilities provided by NADRA.

The exact recovery requirements depend on the account and the contact information registered with it.

If an overseas user cannot access the registered email or mobile information, official NADRA support should be used for further guidance.

Can You Reset Your Password From a Mobile Phone?

Yes, password recovery can be accessed through supported digital interfaces, including the official PakID application.

NADRA's official PakID documentation shows the mobile login interface with a Forgot Password option.

Make sure you are using the official application and not an unofficial application with a similar name.

What If You Cannot Access Your Account at All?

If you cannot log in and password recovery does not work:

  1. Confirm that you are using the correct account information.

  2. Try the official password recovery process again.

  3. Check your registered email and mobile.

  4. Check your internet connection.

  5. Try the official mobile application if appropriate.

  6. Check NADRA's official support information.

  7. Contact NADRA through an official channel if the issue remains unresolved.

Do not create multiple accounts simply to bypass an unresolved recovery problem.

Official NADRA Support

NADRA's official contact page currently provides several support channels.

The listed contact information includes:

  • Helpline: 1777 for mobile users

  • Phone: +92 51 111 786 100

  • Complaint email: csd@nadra.gov.pk

  • Quick chat for PakID queries and complaints

NADRA states that its contact and support services are available 24/7 on the current contact page.

Always verify contact information on the official NADRA website because support details can change.

Important Safety Warning

Your Pak Identity account can be connected to sensitive identity information.

Never provide the following to an unknown person:

  • Password

  • OTP

  • Verification PIN

  • CNIC details without a legitimate reason

  • Account recovery information

NADRA's official platform should be the first place you use for password recovery.

Final Words

Resetting a forgotten Pak Identity password should be done through NADRA's official password-recovery facility rather than through an unofficial website or agent.

The current PAK-IDENTITY web login page provides a Forgot Password? option, while NADRA's official PakID mobile application information also shows password recovery functionality.

If you do not receive a verification code, cannot access your registered email or mobile number, or continue to experience login problems, use NADRA's official support channels.

Always protect your password, OTPs and verification PINs, and check the official NADRA website for the latest password-recovery procedure before starting the process.

Guide Information

Eligibility

Users who have an existing Pak Identity or PakID account and need to recover or change their account password can use the official password-recovery facility. The exact recovery requirements may depend on the account information and verification method currently provided by NADRA.

Required Documents

A normal password reset does not necessarily require uploading physical documents. Users may need access to the email address or mobile number registered with their Pak Identity account and may be required to provide account information or verification codes. If NADRA requests additional information for account recovery, follow the current official instructions.

Fees

There is normally no separate fee for using the password-recovery facility. Individual NADRA identity services accessed after login may have separate applicable fees. Verify current charges on the official NADRA platform.

Processing Time

Password recovery is an online account-recovery process. The time required can depend on verification, email delivery, mobile verification and any technical issues affecting the account.WHEN TO APPLY:Use the password-reset facility whenever you have forgotten your Pak Identity password or cannot access your account because of password-related problems.

Application Method

Online through the official PAK-IDENTITY website o

Validity Period

A password does not have a fixed public validity period stated on the current PAK-IDENTITY login pag

Step-by-Step Process

  1. Confirm that you already have a Pak Identity or PakID account.

  2. Make sure you have access to the internet.

  3. Open the official NADRA website.

  4. Open the official PAK-IDENTITY service.

  5. Go to the account login page.

  6. Check that you are on the official NADRA domain.

  7. Locate the Forgot Password option.

  8. Select Forgot Password.

  9. Read the instructions shown on the recovery page.

  10. Enter the account information requested by NADRA.

  11. Check the information for typing errors.

  12. Submit the password-recovery request.

  13. Check the email address registered with your account.

  14. Check your registered mobile phone.

  15. Look for the verification information sent by NADRA.

  16. Check the spam or junk folder if you are expecting an email.

  17. Enter the verification PIN or code if requested.

  18. Make sure you use the latest verification code.

  19. Request another code if the official page provides a resend option.

  20. Complete the verification process.

  21. Follow the instructions to create a new password.

  22. Read the password requirements shown on the current page.

  23. Create a strong and unique password.

  24. Enter the new password carefully.

  25. Confirm the new password if a confirmation field is provided.

  26. Submit the password change.

  27. Wait for confirmation that the password has been updated.

  28. Return to the official Pak Identity login page.

  29. Enter your registered account information.

  30. Enter the new password.

  31. Complete CAPTCHA or other security verification if requested.

  32. Submit the login request.

  33. Confirm that you can access your account.

  34. If login fails, carefully re-enter the new password.

  35. Check capitalization and special characters.

  36. Check that no unwanted spaces have been entered.

  37. If the problem continues, use the official password-recovery option again.

  38. If you cannot access your registered email, review NADRA's official support options.

  39. If your registered mobile number has changed, follow NADRA's official recovery guidance.

  40. Check your internet connection if the recovery page does not load.

  41. Try the official PakID application if appropriate.

  42. Keep your new password private.

  43. Never share your OTP or verification PIN with an unofficial person.

  44. Contact NADRA through its official support channels if recovery remains unsuccessful.

  45. Verify the latest NADRA password-recovery procedure before future account changes.

Official Information

Official Website: https://www.nadra.gov.pk/Pak Identity: https://id.nadra.gov.pk/NADRA currently also provides quick chat support for PakID queries and complaints.NADRA Official Website: https://www.nadra.gov.pk/Official PAK-IDENTITY Portal: https://id.nadra.gov.pk/e-id/lo

Contact: National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA)Helpline: 1777 for mobile usersPhone: +92 51 111 786 100Complaint Email: [csd@nadra.gov.pk](mailto:csd@nadra.gov.pk)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reset my Pak Identity password?

Open the official PAK-IDENTITY login page, select Forgot Password and follow the recovery and verification instructions provided by NADRA.

Is there a Forgot Password option on Pak Identity?

Yes. The current official PAK-IDENTITY web login page includes a Forgot Password option.

Can I reset my password through the PakID app?

NADRA's official PakID app documentation shows a Forgot Password option on the mobile login interface.

What information do I need to reset my password?

The recovery process may request account information and access to the email address or mobile number registered with the account.

Will I receive a verification code?

NADRA's account-verification system can send verification pins to a registered email address or mobile number when verification is required.

What if I do not receive the verification code?

Check your registered email, spam folder and mobile connection, then use the official resend option if it is available.

Can I request another verification code?

The current verification page provides a Resend Code option.

What if my verification code has expired?

Request a new code using the official resend facility and use the latest code provided.

Can I reset my password without my registered email?

Recovery requirements depend on the current NADRA system and your account information. If you cannot access the registered email, use NADRA's official support channels for guidance.

What if my registered mobile number has changed?

Follow NADRA's current account-recovery instructions. If automated recovery is not possible, contact official NADRA support.

Can an agent reset my Pak Identity password?

You should use NADRA's official recovery system and should not give your password or verification codes to an unofficial agent.

Should I share my OTP with NADRA staff?

Keep OTPs and verification codes confidential and follow only the verification instructions displayed by the official NADRA system.

Is Pak Identity password reset free?

There is normally no separate charge for password recovery. Individual NADRA services may have separate fees.

Can I reset the password from my mobile phone?

Yes, supported PakID mobile services provide a password-recovery option.

What if the Forgot Password page does not open?

Check your internet connection, refresh the official page, try a current browser or try again later.

Can a slow internet connection affect password recovery?

Yes. A lost or unstable connection can interrupt access to the online portal.

What if my new password is rejected?

Check the current password requirements displayed by the official system and make sure the password is entered correctly.

Can I use my old password again?

Follow the instructions displayed by NADRA when creating the new password. If the system requires a new password, use a secure password that meets the current requirements.

What makes a good Pak Identity password?

Use a unique password that is difficult to guess and avoid obvious personal information.

Should I use my CNIC number as my password?

Avoid using easily discoverable personal information such as your CNIC number as a password.

Should I use my mobile number as my password?

Avoid using your mobile number or other easily known personal information as a password.

What happens after resetting my password?

Return to the official login page or application and sign in using your updated password.

What if my new password does not work?

Check capitalization, spelling, special characters and accidental spaces. If the problem continues, use the official recovery process again.

Can I create a new Pak Identity account instead?

If you already have an account, recovering the existing account is generally preferable to creating unnecessary duplicate accounts. Follow NADRA's current instructions.

Can overseas Pakistanis reset a Pak Identity password?

Users of supported PakID services can use the official account-recovery facilities, subject to the information and verification requirements associated with their account.

Is Pak Identity the same as PakID?

NADRA uses PakID for its official digital identity application and services, while users may also refer to the online platform as Pak Identity.

Where is the official Pak Identity website?

The official PAK-IDENTITY web service is hosted under the id.nadra.gov.pk domain.

How can I identify the official password-reset page?

Start from NADRA's official website or the official Pak Identity login page instead of using links from unknown sources.

What if someone asks for my password to help me recover my account?

Do not share your password. Use the official NADRA recovery system yourself or contact official support.

What if someone asks for my OTP?

Do not disclose your OTP or verification PIN to an unknown person.

Can I reset my password through a third-party website?

No. Use the official NADRA PAK-IDENTITY website or official PakID application.

Does password reset give access to all NADRA services?

Password recovery restores account access; the services available afterward depend on the user's account, eligibility and current NADRA services.

Do I need to upload documents to reset my password?

A standard password recovery process does not necessarily require document uploads. Follow the specific requirements shown by NADRA.

What should I do if I cannot access both my email and mobile number?

Use NADRA's official support channels for guidance because automated verification may not be possible.

Can I contact NADRA if password recovery fails?

Yes. NADRA currently lists 1777 for mobile users and +92 51 111 786 100, and provides official support options for PakID queries.

Does NADRA provide online chat support?

NADRA's current contact page states that PakID has a quick-chat option for online queries and complaints.

What should I do after recovering my account?

Keep the new password secure and use it to log in through the official Pak Identity platform.

Can the password-reset process change?

Yes. NADRA may update its website, mobile application and authentication procedures. Always follow the latest official instructions.

Where can I find current NADRA contact information?

Use NADRA's official Contact Us page because contact details and support procedures can change.

Is it safe to save my Pak Identity password in a browser?

On a personal device, a reputable password manager can be used, but avoid saving credentials on public or shared computers.

Should I log out after resetting my password on a shared computer?

Yes. Always log out and avoid saving your credentials when using a shared or public device.

What should I do if I suspect someone knows my password?

Use the official password-change or recovery facility and choose a new unique password.

Should I keep my verification PIN?

Verification PINs should be treated as confidential and should not be shared with others.