National Number 

The National Number is a unique reference number assigned  to Sudanese citizens and is used to access the database of an applicant whose information is registered at the General Administration of Civil Registry.

Requirements:

• Applicants are required to attend in person with the required documents.
• Presentation of the witness’ identification documents (Passport, National Number document) who typically should be an individual from the father’s side (father, sibling, uncle, aunt, cousin).
• A document indicating blood type.
• If applicant is below 18 years of age, the father must appear in person or provide a letter of no objection through which the applicant is allowed to obtain a national number. The following documents must be attached to the letter of no objection:
• Child’s Sudanese certificate of birth.
• Identification documents of both parents (Passport, National Number document).
• Marriage certificate of parents.
• Applicant’s blood type.

The National Number is issued free of charge the first time. Re-issuing due to loss or other reasons entails a $25 fee.

Important Information

• Amendments in the name or date of birth must be done in Sudan according to the regulations dictating amendments.

Payment Information

The embassy accepts only the following forms of payment:

•         U.S. Postal Money Order
•         Company check
•         Cashier’s check

The embassy will not accept personal checks.

Walk-in applicants may pay in cash. Credit/debit cards, however, are not accepted.

Please make all payments payable to “Embassy of Sudan”.