Yes, in Singapore, it is possible for someone else to collect your National Registration Identity Card (NRIC) on your behalf. However, there are certain conditions and procedures to follow:
- Authorization Letter: You need to provide an authorization letter stating that you authorize the specific individual to collect your NRIC on your behalf. This letter should include your full name, NRIC number, the full name of the person collecting the card, their NRIC number (if applicable), and the date of collection.
- Collector’s Identification: The person collecting the NRIC will typically need to bring their own identification document (such as their NRIC or passport) for verification purposes.
- Your Confirmation: Some agencies might require an acknowledgment or confirmation from you (via email or text) stating that you authorize this person to collect the NRIC on your behalf.
It’s important to check with the relevant authorities or the specific office where the NRIC is to be collected for any additional requirements or specific procedures they might have in place regarding the collection of identification documents on someone else’s behalf.