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  1. 01How to get a personal PANव्यक्तिगत प्यान कसरी लिनेGuide · Government & documents
  2. 02How to get an e-passportई-पासपोर्ट (राहदानी) कसरी बनाउनेGuide · Government & documents
  3. 03How to get your citizenship certificate (by descent)वंशजको आधारमा नागरिकता कसरी लिनेGuide · Government & documents
  4. 04I lost my citizenship certificate. What do I do?नागरिकता हरायो भने के गर्ने?Answer · Government & documents
  5. 05How to get your National ID (NID)राष्ट्रिय परिचयपत्र कसरी बनाउनेGuide · Government & documents
  6. 06How to get a driving licenceसवारी चालक अनुमतिपत्र कसरी लिनेGuide · Government & documents
  7. 07Can I use PayPal in Nepal?नेपालमा PayPal चल्छ?Answer · Tech & payments

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The website says four documents. The counter asks for five.

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