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National Identity Card Reapplication - United States of Biafra
Official Service • Reapplication Landing Page

National ID Card Reapplication

Applied before and still haven’t received your National Identity Card? This page gives you everything you need before you reapply. When you're ready, you’ll click the button and complete your reapplication on the official portal using your original payment proof and your BSA Number.

Important: This is a landing page only. It does not collect applications. Please do not pay twice unless the official reapplication portal instructs you to.
Before You Reapply

Who Should Use This Reapplication?

This reapplication is only for people who applied before and did not receive their National Identity Card, or who were instructed to reapply due to incomplete/incorrect documentation or verification issues.

You should reapply if…

You already submitted an application before, but your National ID Card has not been received, or your initial submission needs correction/reprocessing.

  • You paid previously and still have your receipt/proof of payment.
  • You have your BSA Number (or your original application reference).
  • You can provide all necessary documents again for verification.
  • You need correction due to missing/incorrect documents from the first submission.
Heads-up: Reapplication does not replace eligibility rules. It is a verification and reprocessing process for prior applicants.
Do NOT reapply if…

If you never applied before, this page is not for you. Please use the National Identity Card Eligibilty page instead.

  • !You have never submitted a National ID application before.
  • !You do not have payment proof or your BSA Number/reference.
  • !You are trying to submit duplicates without being instructed to do so.
  • !You were denied due to ineligibility and have no new basis for eligibility.
Pro tip: If you can’t locate your receipt or BSA Number, do not guess. Contact support before attempting reapplication.
What You Need

Documents & Information Checklist

Before you click the reapplication portal button, gather everything below. This is how you avoid delays.

1) Receipt / Proof of Payment

Used to confirm you already paid and applied previously.

  • Have a screenshot or PDF ready.
  • Ensure date, amount, and payer name are visible.
  • If someone paid for you, be ready to explain it on the portal.
2) BSA Number

Used to locate your original application record.

  • Enter your BSA Number exactly as provided.
  • Double-check digits/letters before submitting.
  • If you also have a reference ID, include it too.
3) All Necessary Documents

Submit documents again so verification can be completed.

  • Passport-style photo (clear, front-facing).
  • Government-issued ID (or approved verification document).
  • Any additional supporting documents required for verification.
Quality Standards (This saves time)

Your reapplication can pause if documents are unreadable or mismatched.

  • Use clear, well-lit photos (no blur, no heavy filters).
  • Ensure names and numbers are visible on all IDs.
  • Use the same spelling as your original submission where possible.
  • If contact details changed, update them during reapplication.
Real talk: If receipt and BSA Number don’t match your details, verification takes longer. That’s normal. It’s how official systems protect the process.
How It Works

Reapplication Process

This is a verification-first workflow. The goal is to confirm your prior application and reprocess issuance.

Step 1: Match Your Record

Receipt + BSA Number help locate your previous submission.

  • 1Provide receipt details
  • 2Enter your BSA Number
  • 3Confirm your identity info
Step 2: Verify Documents

We review your documents for completeness and clarity.

  • 1Upload required documents
  • 2Fix missing/unclear items if flagged
  • 3Move to issuance queue
Step 3: Reprocess Issuance

Once verified, your National ID card is reprocessed for issuance and delivery.

  • 1Verification confirmed
  • 2Production and dispatch
  • 3Updates sent to your contact details
Best Practice

Use a phone number and email address you actively check. If we can’t reach you, the case pauses.

Simple rule: A fast reapplication is usually just a complete reapplication. Missing proof = delays. Always.
Start Reapplication

Proceed to the Official Reapplication Portal

When you click the button below, you will be redirected to the official page where you will fill out the reapplication form. Have your receipt, BSA Number, and documents ready before you begin.

Go to the Reapplication Form Page

This landing page only provides guidance and requirements. The form is completed on the official portal.

Final Checklist (Don’t freestyle this)

Make sure you have everything below before you click “Continue”.

  • Receipt / proof of payment
  • BSA Number
  • Passport-style photo
  • Government-issued ID / verification document
  • Correct phone number + email address
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for common reapplication issues.

Why do I need to reapply if I already applied before?
Reapplication helps verify your original submission and reprocess your issuance when a card was not received or when the first submission was incomplete. Receipt + BSA Number are used to locate your record.
Do I need to pay again?
Not automatically. Do not pay twice unless the official portal instructs you to, or an official support channel confirms a reissue fee is required.
I lost my receipt. What should I do?
Locate your original payment confirmation (email, bank record, payment app receipt, or screenshot). If you cannot find it, contact support before reapplying. Reapplying without proof can delay verification.
My phone number/email/address changed. Is that a problem?
Not a problem—just update your current details on the reapplication portal. Make sure your receipt and BSA Number still match your original record.
How long does reapplication take?
It depends on verification and volume. Complete submissions (receipt + BSA Number + clear documents) generally move faster. Missing proof or mismatched details will pause your case for review.