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NIMC Releases Requirements for NIN Data Modifications
NIMC has unveiled the required documents for modifying NIN details, including changes to date of birth, name, address, or phone number.
NIMC has unveiled the required documents for modifying NIN details, including changes to date of birth, name, address, or phone number.
For address updates, utility bills, tenancy agreements, or community leader attestation letters are required, while phone number changes necessitate a police report.
The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has rolled out the essential paperwork necessary for individuals seeking to modify their National Identity Number (NIN) details.
VerseNews reports that in an announcement made via Twitter on Saturday, May 4th, the commission detailed the documentation needed for alterations such as adjustments to one’s date of birth, change of name, address, or phone number.
For NIN holders intending to update their address information, the commission stipulates that they must furnish either a utility bill, a tenancy agreement, or an attestation letter signed by a community leader. These documents serve as proof of the new address and are essential for ensuring accurate demographic data.
Similarly, individuals seeking to change their phone numbers associated with their NIN are required to provide a police report. This documentation validates the need for a phone number alteration and is necessary to maintain updated contact information within the NIMC database.
This Online News Platform understands by providing clear guidelines and requirements for NIN data modification, the NIMC aims to streamline the process and ensure the accuracy and integrity of individuals’ identity information. This initiative aligns with the commission’s broader goal of enhancing the efficiency and reliability of Nigeria’s national identity management system.
Here is the NIMC tweet on NIN data modification
Dear NIN Holders,
Kindly find below the requirements for NIN data modifications. pic.twitter.com/kv9tyajKcq— NIMC (@nimc_ng) May 4, 2024