How to acquire a Nepalese citizen whose father is unknown?

Procedures to gain Nepali citizenship for a child whose father is unknown.

For a Nepali citizen woman’s child (if the father’s identity and location are unknown or cannot be determined):

• Submit an application together with a reference letter from the relevant ward office of the municipality.
• Provide the mother’s Nepalese citizenship certificate and, if appropriate, her death certificate.
• Include the applicant’s birth and education certificates.
• Present a documented relationship certificate for the mother and child, which includes a photo.
• Provide an immigration certificate for individuals who have relocated to the area, as well as the permanent resident house owner in Lalpurja, or at the very least a recommendation letter for permanent residence.
• Include the mother and marriage registration certificate, as well as additional documents that detail
• Make a self-declaration confirming Nepali origin and that the father is a Nepali citizen.
• Obtain a form from the appropriate ward level office.
• Make a self-declaration confirming Nepali origin and that the father is a Nepali citizen.
• Obtain a form from the appropriate ward level office.
• Provide police and on-site investigative reports, as well as any other papers that may be necessary.

For a Nepali Woman and Child Married to a Foreign National Man

Procedures for obtaining citizenship for a Nepali lady and child who are married to a foreign national

• Submit an application along with a reference letter from the municipality’s ward offices.
• Include the mother’s Nepalese citizenship certificate and, if applicable, the death certificate.
• Attach the applicant’s birth certificate and education certificate.
• Present a confirmed relationship certificate for the mother and child, including a photo.
• For individuals who have relocated to the area, provide an immigration certificate and, if appropriate, the permanent resident house owner and Lalpurja, or at least a recommendation letter for permanent residence.
• Include the mother’s and marriage registration certificates, as well as any documents identifying family members.
• Make a self-declaration in accordance with Schedule 7 (a).
• Get a form from the appropriate ward-level office.
• Provide police and on-site investigative reports, as well as any other papers that may be necessary.
• After receiving the application and receipt, the Chief District Officer may discuss with the relevant chief of the metropolitan city or municipality if necessary.

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