The following documents are required along with nature of application to initiate dues and compensation cases with employers through Pakistani Missions abroad.

1. Copy of Passport showing legal status of Overseas Pakistanis
2. Copy of Foreign Service agreement
3. Copies of CNIC / NICOP / POC
4. Copy of Aqama (Residential permit)
5. Copy of Insurance Card
6. Copies of death / disability certificate ( In case of death / disability of an OPs)
7. Embalming Certificate
8. Police Report / postmortem report ( in case of murder)
9. NOC issued by Pakistani Mission
10. Details of Bank accounts
11. Court Order, if any
12. Names of legal heirs
13. Supporting documents of unpaid dues

1. A Succession Certificate would be required in case of death of an overseas Pakistani from the Civil Court of competent jurisdiction, certifying the legal heirs of deceased. The names, ages, and relationship with the deceased of all the legal heirs and their shares should explicitly be described in the Succession Certificate.
2. Succession Certificate would not be required for Saudi Arabia, if the amount of compensation is less than SR-10,000/- (Ten thousand Saudi Riyals). However, an undertaking or affidavit would be required from legal heirs. The legal heirs may nominate a person of their confidence in host country of deceased to pursue his / her death dues / compensation cases by executing a Special Power of Attorney in his / he favour. All the legal heirs mentioned in the Succession Certificate may nominate their attorney individually or jointly.
3.  In absence of relative / trustworthy person in host country, the legal heirs may authorize the Pakistani Mission by executing Special Power of Attorney in favour of Vice Consul (Welfare), Consulate General of Pakistan, Community Welfare Attaché (CWA) or any other authorized officer to pursue the case vigorously, as the case may be.
4. Guardianship Certificate would be required from the Civil Court of competent jurisdiction in case of minor legal heirs. The Guardian should have a right to authorize the Attorney as stated above on behalf of the minor children for the pursuance of case in host country.
5. Cases for Saudi Arabia &UAE require documentation both in English and Arabic, bearing attestation of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Pakistan, Islamabad or any of its Camp office in Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, Quetta and Royal Saudi Embassy Islamabad or any of its Consulate General in Pakistan according to the needs of the cases.
6. General Organization of Social Insurance (GOSI) authorities in Saudi Arabia correspond directly with the legal heirs as per their policy and do not entertain any request routed through OPF and Embassy / Consulate of Pakistan in Saudi Arabia for realization of insurance claim. Request / application for insurance claim may be sent directly via email ([email protected]).
7. Such nature of cases with other countries of the world will be processed according to their prescribed rules and procedures under the instructions of Pakistani Missions. However, all legal documents need attestation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Islamabad or any of its Camp Office i.e. Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar and Quetta.
8. Upon the maturity or realization of cases, bank drafts for dues and compensations are received through the Pakistani Missions, issued in the name of OPF. The OPF processes these bank drafts and disburses the funds to the legal heirs after conducting proper verification in accordance with the Succession Certificate or undertaking/affidavit. Payments are made via direct credit to the account(s) of the legal heir(s) according to the legal documents.
9. Those bank drafts, issued on the name of legal heirs are disbursed directly among them by the OPF Head Office or through its Regional Offices at Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta, Multan and Mirpur AJK after conducting proper verification and fulfilling required formalities according to legal documents.
10. Personal identification of legal heirs is verified by their CNIC / NICOP / POC in presence of two witnesses along with their CNIC. One coloured photograph is affixed on the receipts before handing over the bank drafts to the legal heirs.
11. Original receipts along with CNIC of legal heirs and two witnesses are sent to respective Pakistani Missions for their record or onward submission to concerned employers, court and insurance company etc. Photocopies of all such documents are placed in the concerned file for record to declare the case settled.
12. Diyat (blood money) cases in Saudi Arabia are pursued by a local law firm, namely ‘M/s Azzer Law Firm,’ to facilitate the recovery of blood money for overseas Pakistanis on a ‘no win, no fee’ basis, with a 4% legal fee payable from the recovered Diyat amount