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JINSI YA KUPATA KITAMBULISHO CHA NIDA MTANDAONI - NIDA ONLINE NATTIONAL ID APPLICATION

JINSI YA KUPATA KITAMBULISHO CHA NIDA MTANDAONI - NIDA ONLINE NATTIONAL ID APPLICATION

Fahamu Namba ya NIDA (NIN) - JINSI YA KUPATA KITAMBULISHO MTANDAONI

National Identification Authority (NIDA)

The National Identification Authority (NIDA) is responsible for registration and issuance of National Identification Cards to Tanzanian citizens and Legal residents. Legal residents are eligible for NIDA card if they are in possession of valid resident permit and valid passport that are not less than six months. Legal Residents dependents of 18 years and above are also eligible to get the NIDA ID. NIDA ID is the first requirement for business registration in Tanzania for Citizens. Legal residents can use their passports to register their business but they need NIDA ID for general identification.
Application for NIDA ID can be done at NIDA offices located in all Districts, as well as at the Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) for investors who are eligible to register with TIC

Important things to consider when filling the form - Mambo Muhimu ya kuzingatia wakati wa ujazaji fomu ya NIDA mtandaoni

  1. The applicant must have an email address that he will use to register and receive a link that will enable him to complete his registration.
  2. The applicant must have at least two documents that will be used to prove his identity. Examples of those documents are; Birth certificate etc.
  3. The applicant must scan his documents and put them in PDF format (no more than one page per attachment) or images in JPG or PNG format.
  4. It is important for the Applicant to fill in his mobile phone number.
  5. The applicant must attach a birth certificate if he was born in 1980 and onwards. In addition, if the Applicant was born before 1980, he must attach a birth certificate or "Affidavit".
  6. For Applicants with other names; it is good to write those names so that in case there is a need to modify their names it is easy to recognize.
  7. The applicant must know the names of his father and mother.
  8. An applicant who has National Identification Numbers (NIN) of his/her parents; he is required to keep the original documents (for parents who have already obtained national identification cards).
  9. The applicant must know the house number, street and ward where he lives.
  10. For Tanzanians who are abroad, they need to obtain proof of residency in the relevant country from the Tanzanian Embassy Officer in order to fill in the residence, Street/Country section correctly.
  11. If the Applicant has obtained School certificates, Taxpayer Number (TIN) and Voter's Card; it is better to attach.
  12. The applicant must fill in the Form correctly and ensure that his/her attachments and the information he/she fills in the system do not conflict with other information, such as School or Business information.
  13. The applicant must fill in his information correctly, and print the information in a form and go to the Local Government Office where he lives to get the Seal and Signature of his Local Chairman.
  14. The applicant must arrive at the NIDA Office located in his District of residence with a completed form (Form stamped and signed by the Local Government Chairman), along with hard copies of the attachments he uploaded in the system during registration to complete the procedures of registration.
  15. For the Applicant who needs to get additional information; do not hesitate to come to the nearest NIDA office

How to fill the NIDA registration form STEP by STEP in Kiswahili

Jinsi ya kujaza fomu ya Usajili kwa raia:-

Jaza fomu ya maombi ya Utambulisho wa Taifa Namba 1A kwa kalamu ya wino mweusi na kwa herufi kubwa. (Fomu inapatikana kwenye ofisi ya Usajili ya NIDA, Wilayani/Serikali ya Mtaa na kwenye tovuti yetu)

 fomu ya maombi ya Utambulisho wa Taifa Namba 1A

Hakikisha una saini fomu yako ya maombi ya Utambulisho wa Taifa kwenye kipengele Namba 59/60 ama umeweka alama ya dole gumba iwapo hauna saini rasmi ama hujui kusoma na kuandika,

Gonga muhuri fomu yako ya Maombi ya Utambulisho wa Taifa kwenye Serikali ya Mtaa unakoishi kipengele namba 59/60 na kuandikiwa barua ya utambulisho wa makazi,

Ambatisha nyaraka zifuatazo, viambatisho hivi ni vya lazima:
    i.   Cheti cha kuzaliwa,
    ii.  Barua ya utambulisho wa makazi kutoka Serikali ya Mtaa unakoishi,
    iii. Cheti cha kuzaliwa au Kitambulisho cha Taifa cha mzazi mmoja.

Ambatisha viambatisho vya ziada ulivyonavyo kati ya vifuatavyo:
    i.  Vyeti vya Masomo-Msingi,Sekondari,Chuo,
    ii.  Pasi ya kusafiria,
    iii. Leseni ya udereva,
    iv. Namba ya utambulisho wa mlipa kodi (TIN),
    v.  Kadi ya bima ya afya,
    vi. Kitambulisho cha mzanzibar mkaazi

Wasilisha fomu yako ya maombi kwenye Ofisi ya Usajili ya NIDA wilaya unakoishi kwa ajili ya kuchukuliwa alama za kibaiolojia (kupigwa picha, kuweka saini ya kielektroniki na kuchukuliwa alama za vidole) ili kupisha hatua zinazofuata ziendelee. 

NIDA National ID application system.

This is a service that enables the National ID applicant (Citizen or resident alien) to fill out the National ID application form electronically from anywhere. After filling the form, the applicant will be required to print it and submit it together with other documents to the NIDA Office (district) near him to complete the registration of biometric marks.

COMPULSORY CITIZENS' DETAILS REQUIRED WHEN APPLYING FOR A NATIONAL IDENTITY IDENTITY - VIELELEZO VYA LAZIMA KWA RAIA VINAVYOHITAJIKA WAKATI WA UOMBAJI WA KITAMBULISHO CHA TAIFA

  1. Applicant's birth certificate
  2. Copy of birth certificate / oath of one parent.
  3. If the applicant's citizenship is heirs: verify with a copy of the birth certificate or a copy of the National ID of one parent.
  4. If the applicant's citizenship is registered, verify with a copy of the applicant's registered citizenship (Dossier Number).

LEGAL RESIDENT MANDATORY DOCUMENT FOR NIDA CARD APPLICATION

  1. Passport Number.
  2. Resident Permit / Work Permit

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