The National Identity Document

A National Identity Document (NID) is an official government-issued card or paper that uniquely identifies an individual within a country. It typically contains personal details such as name, date of birth, photograph, and a unique identification number. The purpose of the NID is to verify a person's identity for various legal, administrative, and security purposes, such as voting, accessing government services, or traveling domestically. It is an essential document that helps authorities confirm who you are and ensures proper record-keeping within the country's system.