How to know if your Original National ID card is Ready.

GOOD NEWS!!! You Can Now Know If Your National ID Is Available For Collection By Checking Online Using These Simple Steps;

There is good news for you if you have applied for the National Identity Card via NIMC for a long time now. Some of these cards are now ready for collection, and you can now know if your National Identity Card is ready for collection. You do not have to go to any great lengths to confirm if your card is ready, as you can now check for this information through their online platform.

Going to their online platform, you can confirm if the National ID is ready for pickup or not and if it has been dispatched to an Activation Centre.

Where to Check the Status of my National Identity Card?

==> Quickly visit the NIMC ID card Status checker HERE==>> https://touch.nimc.gov.ng/

==> Click the green Proceed Button at the bottom to continue

==>Fill in the form accordingly with your real First name, Last name and the Last 6 Digit of your Naitional Identification Number.

==> Hit the ‘Check Now’ button (this will take few seconds to load and then display the status of your NIMC card.)

You must be missing something big if you are yet to enroll for your Naitional Identification Card. Please seize the opportunity to enroll and get yourself a copy by signing up on the NIMC Official Website and remember you can use the original and to make bank transactions at any ATM machine.

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