The Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) administration has set February 13, 2026, as the final deadline for the use of traditional stamp papers, transitioning entirely to an e-stamping system. As reported by TechJuice, after this date, no public or private institution in Islamabad will accept manual judicial or non-judicial stamp papers. This move is part of a broader digital transformation initiative aimed at improving efficiency and transparency in administrative processes. The Deputy Commissioner emphasized the importance of this shift, noting that it aligns with the government's vision of modernizing public services.
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Islamabad Sets February 13 Deadline for E-Stamping System

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