How to Change Marital Status on NYSC Portal for Married PCM
If you got married after your registration or made an error while registering, you can apply for a marital status correction on the NYSC portal.
This update is important, especially for married prospective corps members who want to be deployed to their husband’s state of residence.
Below is a complete guide on the requirements and steps to change your marital status on the NYSC portal.
Documents Required for NYSC Marital Status Change
Married female prospective corps members are required to upload these documents:
- Marriage certificate or sworn affidavit
- Proof of husband’s state of residence
- Husband’s means of identification
- Letter from husband’s employer (if applicable)
- Newspaper change of name (if applicable)
Ensure all documents are properly scanned and clearly visible. Blurred or unclear documents may be rejected.
Steps to Change Marital Status on NYSC Portal
Follow these steps:
- Log in to the NYSC portal using your username and password.
- Click on the “Apply for Correction” option.
- Select Marital Status Correction.
- Fill in the required details correctly.
- Upload the necessary supporting documents.
- Click “Place Request to Submit.”
If your request is approved, your marital status will be updated immediately.
If rejected, you will see a rejection notification on your dashboard.
What to Do If Your Documents Are Rejected
If your documents were rejected due to poor clarity:
- Log in to your NYSC dashboard.
- Click on the rejected document.
- Select the Edit option.
- Upload a clearer scanned copy.
Avoid uploading pictures taken with a phone camera. Use proper scanning to ensure readability.
Final Words
Married prospective corps members are given consideration during deployment.
If your husband’s state does not appear during registration, select any available state.
NYSC will review your documents and repost you accordingly.
Ensure your marriage documents are authentic and legible to avoid delays.
