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Rastriya Parichaya Patra Number Check — How to Check Online

Want to check your Rastriya Parichaya Patra (National ID) number or registration status? Here are the official ways to do it — and the fake "check" sites to avoid.

राष्ट्रिय परिचयपत्र नम्बर र दर्ता स्थिति कसरी जाँच्ने — आधिकारिक तरिका र नक्कली साइटबाट बच्ने उपाय।

📅 Updated Shrawan 2083 (Jul 2026)🇳🇵 Nepal⏱️ 5 min read

Many Nepalis search for a way to check their Rastriya Parichaya Patra (National ID) number online. The important truth first: your National Identity Number (NIN) is confidential biometric data, so there is no public website where you type a name and see someone's number. Real checking happens through the official channels below. Anyone offering an instant "number check" for money or personal data is a scam.

Official ways to check your own number/status: 1) the Nagarik App, 2) your enrolment receipt from registration, 3) your District Administration Office (DAO). That is it — there is no third-party shortcut.

1. Check via the Nagarik App

The Government of Nepal Nagarik App is the main digital place where your National ID details appear once your record is linked.

  1. Install and register on the official Nagarik App using your citizenship and mobile number.
  2. Verify your identity and set your MPIN.
  3. Open the National ID / Rastriya Parichaya Patra section to view your details where available.

2. Check Your Enrolment Receipt

When you registered for the Rastriya Parichaya Patra and gave biometrics, you received an acknowledgement/enrolment slip. Your registration reference is recorded there — keep it safe, as it is your proof of enrolment.

3. Ask Your District Administration Office (DAO)

Because the number is tied to your biometric record, the DAO / DoNIDCR can confirm your registration status and number in person after verifying your identity. This is the authoritative source if the app does not yet show your data.

⚠️ Avoid fake "parichaya patra number check" websites. No legitimate site lets you look up someone's National ID number by name. Never enter your citizenship number, card number or personal details into unofficial "check" pages — it is a common data-phishing scam.

Already Registered But No Card Yet?

The Rastriya Parichaya Patra is being rolled out gradually. If you registered but have not received the physical smart card, your data still exists in the system — check the Nagarik App or ask your DAO. Card printing and distribution happen in phases.

✅ New to the National ID and want to register first? See our full Rastriya Parichaya Patra registration guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can I check my Rastriya Parichaya Patra number online?
Your National Identity Number is confidential, so there is no public site to look it up by name. Check your own number/status through the official Nagarik App, your enrolment receipt from registration, or in person at your District Administration Office. Avoid any third-party "number check" site.
Is there a website to check my National ID number?
There is no legitimate public website where you type a name and get a National ID number — that data is protected biometric information. Beware of fake "parichaya patra number check" pages that ask for money or personal details; they are scams.
How do I check my parichaya patra status if I have not got the card?
The card is distributed in phases. If you registered but have no card yet, your data is still in the system — check the Nagarik App or ask your District Administration Office to confirm your registration status.
Can I check someone else's Rastriya Parichaya Patra number?
No. The National Identity Number is confidential and can only be verified in person by the individual through official channels. Any site claiming to look up others' numbers is fraudulent.
Where is my National ID number shown?
It is printed on your Rastriya Parichaya Patra smart card once issued, recorded on your enrolment receipt, and visible in the Nagarik App where your record is linked.