Not many people know that you can replace your Ghana cards when it gets missing. Due to this, many people who have lost their Ghana cards have abandoned them and moved on. In this article, we will discuss how you can replace a missing Ghana card.
How To Replace A Missing Ghana Card, A Comprehensive Guide
You will have to file a police report about the missing Ghana card. This is done to get the document to send to the NIA.
After you have been able to do that, you will have to send the documents given to you by the police to the NIA. One of their office can be found in Shiashi around Legon in Accra. Submit the forms to them.
They will give you a form, which you will need to pay 20 cedis for the card after being given the form. The police report will help to validate the truth of your claims.
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Go through the commission of oath after you have filled up the forms that will be given to you by the NIA. The commission of oath is right beside the office of the NIA personnel.
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Submit the forms that have been stamped by the commission of oath to the NIA. You will be informed when to return for the Ghana card after the documents have been processed.
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