List of persons qualified to vouch for applicants of Ghana Card

Ghana Card
Qualified persons to vouch for Ghana Card applications (vouch for an applicant)
Ghana Card is one of the hotcake cards in Ghana after its introduction. It helps holders to credit bank accounts, register SIM cards, and Mobile Money account registration among others. However, getting the Ghana Card done has become a bit tedious for applicants/citizens.
According to the National Identification Authority (NIA), a section or group of people can help (vouch) applicants who do not have the basic requirements for acquiring the Ghana Card.
The mandatory documents to be presented for registration are a genuine Birth Certificate, a valid Ghanaian Passport, or a Certificate of Acquired Citizenship/ Naturalization, as may be necessary and appropriate.
Here are the lists of persons qualified to vouch for applicants of Ghana
List of persons qualified to vouch for applicants of Ghana
In the absence of any of the mandatory documents, a prospective applicant may be vouched for by a relative or two (2) persons who possess a Ghana Card and know the applicant to be a Ghanaian.
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List of persons qualified to vouch for applicants of Ghana
The following is a list of persons qualified to vouch for an applicant:
- A practising or retired professional teacher (including principals, headmasters & head teachers)
- A Gazetted Chief
- A practicing or retired Magistrate or Judge
- A practicing or retired licenced Professional e.g. doctor, nurse, lawyer, accountant, engineer, architect, etc.
- A serving or retired civil/public servant.
- A serving or retired Clergyman.
- An Imam
- A serving or retired Catechist.
- A serving or retired member of the security services including the Ghana Police Service, Ghana Armed Forces, Ghana Prison Service, Ghana Immigration Service, Ghana National Fire Service, BNI, Customs, Excise and Preventive Service of the Ghana Revenue Service and National Security
- A current or past Member of Parliament, An Assembly or Unit Committee
SOURCE: Coverghana.com.gh