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How to replace lost or Missing / Damaged Ghana Card anywhere in the Country

Is your Ghana Card missing? or Your wallet has just been snatched?

No worries, Here is a simple step to follow to replace the card.

You don’t even need to remember the Ghana card number.

Here are the steps to repla  ce a missing Ghana Card

Replacement process

Go to any police station and file a report on the missing card. It is free. The Officers will assist you in filling the forms.

You will be given a document to submit to the National Identification Authority (NIA) for the replacement.

At the NIA office, you will have to take a form for card replacement.

For Ghanaians, you Pay a current amount of Ghc 30.15 via mobile money.

Non-Ghanaians Replacing loss Non-Ghanaian Identity Card, You pay U$ 60 or its equivalence

The payment will be verified by the officers.

Payment can also be done at the Bank.

Verifications

Your information will be verified once more before confirmation for printing of the Card.

The Police report will be verified. The following questions will also be asked

Full Name

Your Mother’s Name

Mobile Number

Father’s Name

Address

And some other few security questions only you can remember.

This is done to ensure the card really belongs to you, and you are not impersonating anyone.

Printing the Card

Before the cards will be printed, your biometric data will be collected thus scanning your fingers etc.

After the card is printed, your Biometric data will be once again verified for collection.

Where to replace the Ghana Card.

You don’t have to travel all the way to where you registered to replace your lost or Damaged Ghana Card.

Any Branch of NIA across the country will be ready to replace for you.

Where and when do you qualify to Register as a Foreigner

Foreign Nationals who stay in Ghana for a period of at least 90 cumulative days in any given year or those who are

permanently resident in the country should go to the permanent registration centers or the NIA Offices Across the country to register for their Non-citizen Ghana Card:

Source: seekersnewsgh.com

 

BRIGHT FRANCIS

BRIGHT FRANCIS ADOM is an ICT teacher at Ghana Education Service, Entrepreneur, Hard Working and I believe in giving out Accurate information to help others

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