evidence: The present study concludes that household contact screening for active case finding for TB is a feasible and efficient tool that can potentially result in earlier diagnosis and treatment of active TB, thus minimizing the severity and decreasing transmission. It can also contribute toward improving treatment outcomes, health sequelae, and the social and economic consequences of TB. [...] Active case-finding is provider-initiated and implies systematic searching for TB in individuals who would not spontaneously present to a health service, and bringing them into care for diagnosis and treatment. It is offered outside of health facilities, for example, through house to house visits by health workers.[1] Various studies have recommended active case finding of TB among high-risk groups including household contacts.[3456] The yield of cases depends on the screening tool, the characteristics of the contacts being screened, and most importantly, the linkage between effective diagnostic and treatment facilities.[7] [...] The present study concludes that household contact screening for active case finding for TB is a feasible and efficient tool that can potentially result in early diagnosis and treatment of active TB, thus minimizing the severity and decreasing transmission. It can also contribute toward improving treatment outcomes, health sequelae, and the social and economic consequences of TB.