ISLAMABAD: The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has warned that anyone using or reproducing its name, logo, monogram or other identifying marks without authorization could face legal action, including imprisonment for up to three years, a fine, or both.
In a public notice posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, NADRA clarified that its name, abbreviation, logo, monogram, trademark and other related materials are its intellectual property protected under the law.
According to the authority, using or reproducing these identifiers, or presenting them as one’s own identity, without obtaining prior written permission from NADRA is strictly prohibited and constitutes an unlawful act.
The authority further stated that the restriction applies across all media platforms, including print, electronic, digital and social media.
NADRA also cautioned that individuals found using its name, logo or other identifying materials without authorization could face legal consequences, including imprisonment for up to three years, a fine, or both.
The authority emphasized that anyone wishing to use its official name, logo, branding or related materials must first obtain formal written permission.
