Magar, who stands 22 inches (56 centimeters) tall, has been sitting tight four years for his opportunity to take the title of the world's most limited individual.
On Thursday, a day after his birthday and turning into a grown-up, supporters sent an application bundle to the Guinness World Records office in London trying to stake his place in the record book.
Magar's family at first documented a claim when he was only 14 years of age, yet it was rejected since he was not a grown-up and there was a possibility he may develop, said Min Bahadur Ranamagar of the Khagendra Thapa Magar Foundation.
Ranamagar said it was not clear to what extent the confirmation procedure would take.
At the point when Magar connected four years back, Guinness authorities said he would should be analyzed by a specialist to affirm he had quit developing.
The present record is held by 21-year-old He Pingping of China, who is 29 inches (73 centimeters) tall.
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