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Passport Status by CNIC: Options If Token Is Lost

Quick answer: DGIP doesn't publish an online page for checking passport status by CNIC. If you've lost your token slip, call the DGIP helpline on 051-111-344-777 with your CNIC number, or visit the passport office where you applied with your original CNIC. Your application is linked to your CNIC (or CRC for children), so staff can find it without the token.

Written by M. Junaid Masood · Updated 9 October 2026

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What you can do with your CNIC

ChannelWorks with CNIC?Notes
DGIP helplineYes, give your CNIC number051-111-344-777, Mon–Fri 8:30–16:30; from abroad 0092-51-111-344-777
Passport office where you appliedYes, bring your original CNICOffice hours 08:00–16:00, Monday to Friday
Email to [email protected]Yes, include your CNIC and application detailsNever send passwords or OTP codes
SMS 9988Not a lookup service9988 sends updates to the number recorded at data entry
Websites offering "CNIC passport tracking"NoUnofficial sites can't see DGIP records

If your token is lost before collection

  1. Call the helpline first with your CNIC to confirm your application status and ask what to bring.
  2. Go to the passport office where you applied with your original CNIC.
  3. Collect in person, or send a blood relative. DGIP delivers passports only to the applicant or a blood relative, so ask the office what proof they need when the token is missing.
Protect your CNIC

Websites and social media pages that promise "passport tracking by CNIC" are not connected to DGIP. Don't enter your CNIC, token or phone number on them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an official online CNIC passport tracker?

Not for passport office applications. If you renewed online through onlinemrp.dgip.gov.pk, DGIP sends updates to your registered email instead.

Can someone else ask about my application with my CNIC?

DGIP doesn't publish a rule on this. Expect the helpline or office to verify identity, and collection is limited to the applicant or a blood relative.

I still have my token. Is that better?

Yes. The token identifies your exact application and is needed at collection. See our token number guide.

Sources

Official sources checked 9 October 2026.