BISP 8171 Ehsaas Program Complete Rejoining Process for Disqualified People 2025

The BISP 8171 Ehsaas Program, under the Government of Pakistan, is one of the most significant social welfare initiatives aimed at supporting low-income and deserving families. Through the Benazir Income Support Programme, millions of families across the country have benefited from Kafalat cash payments and Taleemi Wazaif. However, in 2025, many families, especially women, are being disqualified from receiving aid.

This article will explain in detail why beneficiaries are being disqualified, how to requalify, what steps to take if your aid is stopped, and how to avoid disqualification in the future. If you or someone you know has been suddenly removed from the program, this comprehensive guide will help you understand the reasons and how to address them.

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Main Reasons for Disqualification from the Ehsaas Program 

Disqualification from the Ehsaas Kafalat Program usually happens due to one or more of the following reasons:

1. Failure to Complete the Dynamic Survey

This is the most common reason in 2025. Women who have been receiving BISP Kafalat payments for the past three years or more are now being disqualified for not completing the Dynamic Survey.

Why it matters: The Dynamic Survey is a mandatory process introduced by BISP to collect updated information from families. Without completing it, the system cannot verify if you still meet the eligibility requirements.

The survey asks for:

  • Family size and structure
  • Monthly income details
  • House ownership or rental status
  • Employment or job changes
  • Children’s education status

If you missed this survey, your name is automatically removed from the active beneficiary list.

2. High PMT Score (Poverty Score)

The Ehsaas Program uses a Proxy Means Test (PMT) Score to determine eligibility. Families with a PMT score higher than 30–40% are disqualified. This score is calculated based on:

  • Your CNIC data
  • Household income
  • Property ownership
  • Utility bills
  • Vehicle registration

If your PMT score increased over time due to any financial or asset changes, you may no longer be eligible.

3. Excessive Bank Transactions

According to BISP regulations in 2025, families with monthly bank transactions exceeding Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 100,000 are considered financially stable and thus ineligible for the program.

Even if you registered earlier, if your bank account activity shows high inflows or outflows, it will raise a red flag.

4. Incorrect or Outdated CNIC Information

If your CNIC is expired or contains outdated information (e.g., marital status, address), the BISP system may flag you as ineligible.

Always ensure that:

  • Your CNIC is up to date
  • All personal records (name, spouse info, etc.) are accurate
  • Your children’s B-Forms are registered correctly

5. Government Job or Business Ownership

If any family member is employed in a government position or owns a registered business, the household becomes ineligible. BISP is intended exclusively for families living under or near the poverty line.

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What Happens If You’re Disqualified?

Once disqualified:

  • Your Kafalat payments stop immediately
  • Your status in the BISP database is marked as “ineligible.”
  • You cannot rejoin until you complete a new Dynamic Survey
  • Even after survey completion, you must wait for a spot in the new quota

What Is the BISP Dynamic Survey and Why Is It Important?

The Dynamic Survey is a nationwide effort by BISP to ensure that only deserving families continue receiving aid. It replaces old, outdated surveys with fresh, up-to-date data from each household.

Key Information Collected Includes:

  • Number of family members
  • Household income sources
  • Type of house (owned/rented)
  • Children’s school enrollment
  • Any disability in the family
  • Employment details

Without this updated data, BISP cannot confirm your eligibility, leading to automatic disqualification.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Reapply if Disqualified

If your aid has been stopped, follow these steps to try to requalify:

Step 1: Visit the Nearest BISP Registration Center

Go to the Dynamic Registration Desk at the closest BISP Tehsil office. There are over 600 centers established across Pakistan for this purpose.

Step 2: Bring Required Documents

Take the following:

  • Your Original CNIC
  • Children’s B-Forms
  • Utility Bill
  • Disability Certificate
  • Death Certificat

Step 3: Request to Complete the Dynamic Survey

Inform the BISP staff that you were previously registered but disqualified and wish to complete the Dynamic Survey. They will guide you to a data entry agent who will collect your updated details.

Step 4: Wait for Verification

Your data will be reviewed, and the system will calculate your new PMT score. If you qualify under the new rules and quota, you will be approved again.

Step 5: Check Your Status

After a few weeks, check your eligibility using one of the following methods:

  • SMS: Send your CNIC number to 8171
  • Online: Visit the official website 
  • In-Person: Ask at your nearest BISP center

Important: New Quota System Makes Rejoining Difficult

Even after completing the survey, getting reapproved is not guaranteed. That’s because:

  • There is now a limited quota of new applicants each year
  • BISP only adds new beneficiaries based on budget availability
  • Families are selected based on need, urgency, and score

That’s why it’s essential to provide honest and accurate information during your survey. False data could lead to permanent disqualification.

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Good News: Children’s Taleemi Wazaif Will Continue

If you were receiving Taleemi Wazaif (stipends for school-going children) through BISP and have now been disqualified from Kafalat, don’t worry.

Your children will continue receiving education stipends, but only if:

  • Their B-Form is registered with NADRA
  • They are actively enrolled in a school
  • Their school data is updated with BISP

Keep this information current by submitting school verification regularly.

How to Check BISP Eligibility and Payment via CNIC

BISP has made it easy to check your status anytime.

Method 1: SMS

  1. Open your phone’s message app
  2. Type your 13-digit CNIC number
  3. Send it to 8171
  4. Wait for a reply with your eligibility or payment status

Method 2: Online Portal

  1. Visit the official website 
  2. Enter your CNIC
  3. Fill in the captcha code
  4. Click submit to view your status

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FAQs – Frequently Asked Questions

Can I reapply if I was disqualified?

Yes, but only by completing the Dynamic Survey and waiting for a slot in the new quota.

How long does it take to get payments after the survey?

If approved, it takes 3 to 8 weeks to receive your first payment after verification.

Is there any cost for registration?

No. The BISP process is 100% free. Never pay a middleman or agent.

What if I don’t complete the Dynamic Survey?

You will remain disqualified permanently unless you complete the new survey.

Common Mistakes That Lead to Disqualification

  • Ignoring Dynamic Survey notices
  • Entering incorrect information during registration
  • Not updating CNIC or children’s B-Forms
  • Concealing income or assets
  • Failing to reverify details when prompted

Avoid these to stay enrolled and eligible for benefits.

Final Tip: Keep Your Information Updated

Your CNIC, your children’s B-Forms, and your income information must always be accurate in the BISP database. Visit NADRA or the BISP office when anything changes. This small step can protect your eligibility and secure your payments.

Conclusion

Being disqualified from the Ehsaas Kafalat Program is not the end. You still have a path to rejoin and continue receiving support, but it requires immediate action.

Complete the Dynamic Survey
Keep your CNIC and child data updated
Reapply through proper channels
Stay informed through SMS (8171) and the online portal

If you delay, you may lose your spot permanently due to the limited quota system. So act now, verify your status, and secure your family’s future under the Benazir Income Support Programme.

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