Jordan National ID validator
The Jordanian National Number (الرقم الوطني) is a 10-digit identifier issued by the Civil Status and Passport Department. This tool checks that a number you have is the right shape and reads its leading generation marker, which is handy when filling forms, verifying records or simply understanding what the digits mean.
How it works
The validator strips any non-digit characters, then applies two checks:
- Length — a valid National Number has exactly 10 digits.
- Leading digit — the first digit indicates the birth century.
| First digit | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 9 | Born in the 1900s |
| 2 | Born in the 2000s |
| other | Treated as a legacy 1900s-era record |
The remaining nine digits are the individual serial and carry no publicly documented meaning. Jordan does not publish an official check-digit algorithm, so the tool cannot mathematically prove authenticity — it confirms the format and interprets the leading digit only.
Example
Enter 9901012345. The validator counts ten digits, so the format is valid. The leading digit is 9, so it reports “Born in the 1900s”. A number such as 2105550000 would instead read “Born in the 2000s”.
It is privacy-first: nothing leaves your browser. The number encodes no full date of birth or gender, and a valid format does not confirm the number is registered.