Seamfix is a licensed service provider and partner with National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) for the NIN enrolment of Nigerians in Diaspora.
Book an appointment for enrolment in any of our enrolment centres.
Enrolment Centres
Reading Centre
Arena Business Centre, 100 Berkshire Place, Wharfedale Road, Winnersh, RG41 5RD
Manchester Centre
SAPNET SOLUTIONS, 329 MOSTON LANE, MANCHESTER. M40 9NR (OPPOSITE NAIL SHOP). UNITED KINGDOM. TEL: 07903216963
Southamton Centre
317 Shirley Road, Southampton SO15 3HW
Birmingham Centre
PAVO, 88-90 VITTORIA STREET, B1 3PA, BIRMINGHAM. UNITED KINGDOM. TEL: 07903216963
Chatham Centre
66 – High Street Chatham ME4 4DS
Wakefield Centre
12 Cross Street Wakefield WF1 3BW
London Centre (Woolwich)
Cross Channel Enterprises Ltd, Equitable House, 7 General Gordon Square, Woolwich. London. SE18 6FH
Telephone: 02032474552
London Centre (Battersea)
Seamfix Limited office, Post and Packing Battersea, 268 Battersea Park Road, London SW11 3BP
Telephone: +44 2308 773458
Nottingham Centre
26 Westbury Mews Nottingham NG5 1EN
+44 7428 057771
Requirements
Here are the requirements needed to enrol or modify your NIN.
For Enrolment
- Nigerian International Passport (valid or expired). If you do not have one, please obtain a Letter of Attestation from the Nigerian High Commission.
- For minors under 16 years of age – Please bring the child to be enrolled with his/her birth certificate and the NIN of either parent.
- ‘If’ you are already registered for and assigned a Bank Verification Number (BVN) with your Nigerian Bank, please come along with your BVN on your appointment day as it may be required during the enrolment process.
- If you have never had a Nigerian Passport, please bring a copy of your birth certificate and a a copy of either parents passport OR a letter of attestation from the Nigerian Embassy (16 years and above)
- Proof of address (Some examples are valid UK driving licence, recent utility bill, council tax bill, bank statement or tenancy agreement)
For Modification
- Name Change (Surname, first name and middle name) – International passport, newspaper publication and court affidavit.
- Phone Number Change – International passport and phone bill/phone contract document.
Your NIN is your new identity token!
Travel Ban:
Don’t miss out on attending special events, like weddings or birthday celebrations of your loved ones back home, because you couldn’t renew or acquire an international passport.
Bank account suspension:
Don’t have your Nigerian bank account suspended because your NIN isn’t tied to your bank account.
Voter’s card denial:
Don’t get disenfranchised during the next Nigerian election because you couldn’t register or renew your voter’s card.
Driver’s license denial:
Don’t lose out on getting a driver’s licence when you get back home because you do not have your NIN.
SIM card disconnection:
Don’t lose connection to your Nigerian SIM card because your NIN isn’t tied to your phone number.
Loan refusal:
Don’t get shut out of applying for government loans as a Nigerian citizen because you do not have your NIN.
Enrol for your NIN in your neighbourhood, hassle-free.
No need to hurry to an enrolment centre. Book a date that suits your schedule.
You don’t have to be late for school, meetings, appointments or jobs to get enrolled for NIN.
You wouldn’t have to wait in line for your NIN slip after enrolment. We’ll send it to your email automatically.
For extra convenience, opt to have your NIN printout delivered to your home at an extra charge.
Choose ease and comfort HERE! Book an appointment today
What will happen to my data once captured?
Our licenced enrolment agents are trained to provide these services - enrolment & issuance of the NIN; Card activation & issuance; NIN verification & authentication services, and Modification or date update.
Agents have restricted access to the information captured. All information captured on NIMC’s enrolment software and are sent in an encrypted form to the National Identity Database.
Once the send key is pressed and a successful reception response is received, the software automatically self-destructs the data
Access to information in the database is granted only on ‘limited information’ required for the specific transaction and with the explicit or implicit consent of the person whose data is to be accessed.
