NADRA Succession Certificate Fee Estimator
Estimate the NADRA fee for a succession certificate or letter of administration from the asset value. Select the document type and province, add duplicate copies, and see the total with a document checklist.
Fees (editable)
Fee breakdown
Document checklist
- Death certificate of the deceased
- CNIC cancellation certificate (B-Form / death registration)
- Family Registration Certificate (FRC)
- CNIC copies of all legal heirs
- Affidavit / declaration from heirs
- Asset proof (bank statements, property documents, vehicle papers)
How to use
- Enter the total asset value and choose the document type and province.
- Add the number of duplicate copies you need.
- The base fee and total appear instantly, with a full breakdown below.
Note: This is an estimate. Actual fees can change and Sindh fees are under court review, so confirm the current fee on the official NADRA portal before paying.
Tips
- Get the FRC and CNIC cancellation done early — missing papers are the main cause of delay.
- Order duplicate copies up front; banks and registries often ask for more than one.
- Watch the objection window: any heir can raise an objection within 14 days of the public notice.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How is the NADRA succession fee calculated?
A flat fee applies by slab: Rs 10,000 for assets under Rs 100,000, Rs 20,000 for assets of Rs 100,000 and above, and Rs 22,000 for letters of administration. You can add duplicate copies, and the fee fields are editable if the schedule changes.
What is the difference between a succession certificate and a letter of administration?
A succession certificate covers movable assets like bank accounts, while a letter of administration covers immovable property.
Which documents does the checklist include?
The death certificate, CNIC cancellation certificate, Family Registration Certificate, CNIC copies of all legal heirs, an affidavit from the heirs, and asset proof such as bank statements or property documents.
How long does the process take?
After the public notice is published, there is a 14-day objection window before the certificate can be issued. Note that fees in Sindh are under court review, so confirm the current fee on the official NADRA portal before paying.