How portal services work

Creating an account and submitting details records a self-declaration. Authorized staff must separately review evidence, consent and KYC before approving verification.

Complete registration, then use Update registration details. It saves your new self-declared profile for future requests and creates a pending review case. Previously submitted records remain unchanged.

A renewal request enters the staff queue. It does not extend the expiry of an existing KYC record. Staff must obtain and review current evidence and required consent.

After citizen registration, use Book a biometric centre visit to reserve an available five-minute arrival slot at an operational centre. Hours are 9 am–6 pm IST, with up to five people per centre slot and a maximum of 200 across all centres per day. Bring your original citizenship document. A booking or recorded attendance does not verify biometrics. Earlier appointment preferences remain in request history.

The downloadable masked receipt acknowledges self-declared registration. It is not a government identity card, an Aadhaar document or a verification certificate. Approved credentials require a separate authorized process.

Your private portal reference allows an employer to request consent. It is not an identity number. Lock sharing to pause acceptance and access to current review status. Replacing a reference retires unanswered old invitations while retaining history.

In Consent & activity history, select the relevant request, confirm your password and withdraw. Further status sharing stops, consent for that review is withdrawn and related credentials are revoked. Submitted records remain for audit.

SMS and email contact verification remain pending activation. This is a Precious Nepal service. Government database checks and biometric services require separate authorized integrations and are not available here.