The federal government has extended the deadline for civil servants to digitally submit their asset declarations for the financial year 2025-26 until November 30, 2026.

The extension was approved by the Prime Minister and communicated through an Establishment Division office memorandum issued on November 12.

The previous deadline was announced in a memorandum issued on September 16. The latest decision relaxes Rule 12(6) of the Civil Servants (Conduct) Rules, 2026.

The government has also extended the deadline for correcting submitted declarations until December 31, 2026. However, officers must obtain approval from their respective Cadre Administrators before making any changes.

The Establishment Division has directed all federal ministries, divisions, and Cadre Administrators to ensure that officers working under their administrative control submit their declarations through the FBR’s online portal within the revised deadline.

Civil servants who have not yet submitted their asset details now have until November 30 to complete the process. Those who need to correct their declarations can do so until December 31, subject to approval.

The digital asset declaration system is part of broader government efforts to document the assets of public officials. However, the government has indicated that civil servants’ complete asset details will not be made publicly available.