@documentslawfirm: For Khula through a Family Court in Pakistan, a woman generally needs the following: documents include her original CNIC (NADRA ID card), Nikahnama (marriage contract), copies of the husband’s CNIC (if available), B-Form of children (if any), and a Khula application/affidavit stating reasons; timeframe usually ranges from 2 to 6 months, depending on court workload and reconciliation attempts; procedure involves filing a Khula suit in Family Court, court issues notices, conducts reconciliation, and if reconciliation fails, the court grants Khula decree, often requiring return of Haq Mehr (unless waived); Divorce Certificate is issued after the court decree is sent to the Union Council, which issues a Khula/Divorce Certificate after the mandatory 90-day iddat period; NADRA record update is done by submitting the Divorce Certificate to NADRA, where the marital status is changed from “Married” to “Divorced”; to remove husband’s name and restore father’s name/address on the woman’s CNIC, she applies at NADRA with the Divorce Certificate, father’s CNIC copy, and Nikahnama, and requests correction of marital status and guardian/father details—after verification, NADRA issues an updated CNIC showing father’s name and permanent address instead of husband’s.

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