If your 8171 verification is not completed, the quickest fix in 2026 is to reconfirm your CNIC through the new dynamic verification system, update your data at the nearest BISP office, and ensure your SIM is registered in your own name. Most verification delays happen due to outdated records, incomplete biometrics, or mismatched family data in NADRA.
This guide explains the exact steps to fix 8171 verification issues, how to update your documents, and which requirements are needed for successful approval. The process is now easier, faster, and fully integrated with NADRA—meaning even small data mistakes can stop your payment. Let’s break down how you can complete your 8171 verification smoothly and become eligible for Ehsaas/BISP assistance.
Why 8171 Verification Shows “Not Completed”
Common Reasons
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CNIC not updated in NADRA
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SIM not registered to applicant
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Biometrics not matching
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Incomplete family data
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Income record mismatch in NSER
How to Fix 8171 Verification Not Completed (2026 Method)
Step-by-Step Process
| Step | Action |
|---|---|
| 1 | Visit your nearest BISP office or 8171 Dynamic Survey Center |
| 2 | Bring original CNIC + registered SIM |
| 3 | Complete biometric verification |
| 4 | Update family and income data |
| 5 | Recheck status at 8171 Web Portal |
Conclusion + CTA
Once your details match NADRA and BISP records, the verification completes within days. Check your status again at 8171 portal and continue your eligibility updates regularly.
FAQs
Q1: How long does 8171 verification take after updating data?
Usually 7–15 days, depending on NADRA data accuracy.
Q2: Can I complete verification without biometrics?
No, biometrics are mandatory in 2026.
Q3: Why is my CNIC still showing unverified?
Most likely your SIM or family data is not updated.
Q4: Do I need to pay any fee?
No, verification is completely free.
Q5: Can someone else verify on my behalf?
No, only the CNIC holder can verify using biometrics.
Q6: What if my SIM is not on my name?
Register a new SIM under your CNIC before verifying.
Q7: Can blocked CNIC be verified?
Only after updating records at NADRA.
