BISP Kafalat Program Disqualification Letters 2025 – Reasons, Re-Eligibility, and Complete Guidance

The Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) is one of Pakistan’s largest social welfare projects. It was started to help poor and deserving families, especially women, by giving them monthly financial aid. Recently, in 2025, many women who were part of the BISP Kafalat Program received letters informing them that they are no longer eligible.

This news has created confusion among thousands of families who depend on this support. Many are asking why they were disqualified, what happens to their Taleemi Wazaif payments, and how they can become part of the program again.

This article explains everything in simple and clear words. You’ll learn what the letter means, why it was sent, what steps to take next, and how to reapply after disqualification.

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What Are BISP Disqualification Letters?

The disqualification letters are official notices sent by BISP to women who were previously receiving aid under the Kafalat Program. These letters inform them that after a new review of their records, they are no longer eligible for financial support.

The main reason for sending these letters is to make the system transparent and ensure that only those who truly deserve help continue to receive it. BISP regularly checks its records to remove people who no longer meet the poverty score requirements.

If you have received such a letter, it means your household information or poverty score no longer fits the program’s criteria.

Why Did BISP Send These Letters?

BISP conducts regular re-evaluations of all registered families. This process helps identify changes in income, property ownership, or financial status.

During the recent check:

Data from NADRA, income records, and social databases were compared.
Many families were found to have a higher Poverty Means Test (PMT) score than allowed.
Some families were found to have better financial conditions or updated household details.

As a result, thousands of women were declared ineligible. This does not mean the program is ending — it only means that BISP wants to make sure the financial support reaches the most deserving households.

Key Points Mentioned in the Letter

Every letter sent by BISP includes important details about the disqualification. Some of the main points are:

The recipient’s record has been rechecked.
After the new review, the person has been marked ineligible.
The financial aid under the BISP Kafalat Program will stop.
The person cannot reapply or resubmit information for at least one year.

It is important to read your letter carefully because it also mentions the date when you were officially disqualified.

What Happens to Taleemi Wazaif and Nashonuma Payments?

Many mothers who received the disqualification letters are confused about their children’s Benazir Taleemi Wazaif (education scholarships) and Nashonuma Program payments.

Let’s make it clear:

Once a woman is disqualified from the Kafalat Program, her children’s educational payments also stop after that month.
For example, if your disqualification letter is dated October 2025, you will receive Wazaif only up to October. Any payments after that month will not be issued.

This is because Taleemi Wazaif and Nashonuma benefits are linked with the mother’s eligibility in the Kafalat Program.

Exception for Women in Balochistan

There is one special case.
Women living in Balochistan will continue to receive Taleemi Wazaif for their children even after disqualification.

This happens because:

The PMT score limit for Balochistan is 60, while for other provinces it is 32.
Due to this higher limit, many women in Balochistan remain eligible for educational payments even after being disqualified from the main Kafalat program.

This decision was made to provide extra support to underprivileged families in the province, where living conditions are more challenging.

Can You Reapply After Disqualification?

Yes, you can — but not immediately.

The BISP letter clearly says that disqualified women cannot take a new survey for one year from the date mentioned in the letter. This waiting period is mandatory for everyone across Pakistan.

So, if someone tells you they can make you eligible again right away, do not believe them. It’s fake and could be a scam. BISP does not allow any re-registration or re-survey before the one-year time is completed.

When and How to Apply Again

After one year has passed from the disqualification date, you can visit your nearest BISP Tehsil Office and request a new survey.

Here’s what you need to remember:

You must provide updated household and income details during the survey.
Eligibility will depend on your new PMT score.
If your score is below 32, you can become eligible again.
If it remains above 32, you will not qualify for the program.

Therefore, make sure your record shows your real financial condition. Never give false information because BISP verifies all data through NADRA and other government systems.

No Fee for Registration or Survey

Another important reminder — BISP services are completely free.

If anyone asks you to pay money for re-registration, inclusion, or updates, report them immediately. Such acts are considered fraud, and BISP has made it clear that no authorized person or office charges fees for enrollment.

Women are advised to contact only official helpline numbers or visit recognized BISP offices for information.

Official Helpline for Guidance

For questions or complaints, BISP has a free helpline where women can get help.

BISP Helpline Number: 0800-26477
This call is free of cost, and you can use it to:

Confirm your disqualification status
Ask about survey or re-registration dates
Report fake agents asking for money
Get updates on Taleemi Wazaif and Nashonuma payments

Always trust only the official contact numbers printed on your letter or mentioned on the BISP official website.

Tips to Stay Safe from Fraud

BISP repeatedly warns beneficiaries to be careful about fake people who claim they can “requalify” you quickly. Here are a few safety tips:

Never share your CNIC or documents with strangers.
Do not pay anyone for surveys or inclusion.
Check your eligibility only through the official BISP website or office.
If you get any suspicious message, call the helpline 0800-26477 right away.

What Is the PMT Score and Why It Matters

The Poverty Means Test (PMT) score is a system used by BISP to decide who qualifies for financial aid. It is based on your household income, family size, property details, and expenses.

Families with a PMT score below 32 are considered poor and deserving.
Families with a higher score are not eligible because their income level is above the poverty line.

That’s why, after the new re-evaluation in 2025, many families were removed because their PMT scores increased over time.

How to Check Your BISP Status Online

You can easily check your eligibility or payment status through the BISP 8171 Portal.
Here’s how:

Visit the official website: 8171.bisp.gov.pk
Enter your CNIC number in the box.
Click on “Submit” to check your status.
You will see whether you are eligible, disqualified, or under review.

If you are disqualified, the system will show a message about your ineligibility.

BISP’s Main Message to All Beneficiaries

The Benazir Income Support Program has reminded all women that:

The program is for poor families only.
Data is rechecked to make sure funds reach those who really need help.
There is no shortcut to rejoin — only official surveys are valid.
Honesty during registration helps the system stay fair.

By keeping your information accurate and staying patient, you can join again when your turn comes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. I have received a disqualification letter. Can I become eligible again?
Yes, but only after one year. After that, you can go for a new survey at your nearest BISP office.

2. Will my children’s Taleemi Wazaif continue after disqualification?
No, they will stop from the next payment cycle after the disqualification date. However, in Balochistan, they continue due to special policy rules.

3. Do I need to pay any money for the new survey?
No. The survey and registration process are free. Report anyone who demands payment.

4. Where can I get authentic information about my status?
Call the official helpline 0800-26477 or visit your nearest BISP Tehsil Office.

5. Can I check my eligibility online?
Yes, visit 8171.bisp.gov.pk, enter your CNIC, and see your current eligibility status.

6. What should I do if someone promises re-eligibility in exchange for money?
Do not trust them. It’s a scam. Report immediately to the BISP helpline.

Conclusion

The BISP Kafalat Program Disqualification Letters 2025 are part of the government’s effort to make the support system clean and fair. The aim is not to take away help but to ensure it reaches those who truly need it.

If you have received a disqualification letter, don’t panic. Wait for the one-year period to complete, and then visit your nearest BISP office for a new survey. Keep your documents ready, stay honest, and avoid fake agents.

By following the correct process, you can become eligible again and continue to receive financial assistance from the Benazir Income Support Program.