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Originally Posted by adentist
(Post 2408783)
Yes. They can have different addresses. Also, you can apply in parallel as long as you are not planning to use your passport as address proof for her. |
Originally Posted by Eddy
(Post 2408794)
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Originally Posted by download2live
(Post 2401661)
Also can I change my signature in the passport? I am stuck with different signature on my PAN card. :( |
Originally Posted by deetjohn
(Post 2388019)
I went to the PSK at ORR on the 10th for my passport reissue. Here are a few pointers on how/ what to do it in Bangalore. 1) Register at Passport Seva Portal to apply online, upload documents and take an appointment. All details on what/ which documents to carry/ use are given there. 2) Go to the PSK on the given date with all the originals and the print of the appointment letter which you will get from the website. 3) There are 4 counters at the PSK office at ORR: A check counter, counter A, B & C. 4) One will need to stand in a queue outside the main door and the guard will look at the appointment letter to let you into the check counter. (You cannot take your helmet inside the building and there is parking available for both car & bike. Also, carry your shades as you may do a bit of sun bathing in the queue.) 5) At the check counter, all your documents are verified for completeness and you will be issued with a token number. Don't fret if you need a photocopy of something, they have a photocopier as well. 6) This token is then used for the movement to counter A, B and C. 7) In counter A, the documents are verified, some documents are scanned, the photo is taken and the online application is submitted. They also will show the soft copy of your new passport on the screen. The applicant will be given a file with the completed application and all the necessary documentation inside. 8) Till this stage the applicant will encounter only TCS folks and they do their bit to keep the applicants relaxed. :thumbs up 9) In counter B, a Passport office official will double check your application file. 10) In counter C, another Passport office official will collect your application file. 11) And you are on your way out after giving an online feedback at the door. :) The next step is the Police verification and upon successful completion of the same, your new passport will come home. |
Originally Posted by deetjohn
(Post 2420601)
Even after waiting 3 weeks, the Police didn't come home for verification. So I visited the station and they asked me to search for my application in a huge stack of passport applications. Luckily, I found mine and then they gave me a set of other forms to be filled in. I also had to head back home to get the signature of my neighbours mentioned in my application for reference. Also, carry all the photocopies of documents submitted at PSK and 2 additional photographs. Finally, all the papers have to be signed by the highest ranking official of that particular station and sent to the passport office. So, if you are wondering what is happening to your new passport after completion of all formalities at the PSK, please head to the Police Station mentioned in your application. |
Originally Posted by gopinathann
(Post 2420729)
Is it the same for Passport renewal too. I applied for passport renewal and it is more than a month still the online status shows PR FILED NULL. Should I go to the police station and search for my form ? |
Originally Posted by vnabhi
(Post 2398375)
Folks, I was happy to see an update on the status of my passport renewal (I'd applied on April 23rd) The message that was a standard 'police verification not received' for the past one month has now been updated to 'Police report is clear and passport is expected to be despatched on 4-07-2011. Subject to all documents being in order'. At least they bothered to update the status. But let me see if they stick to their date. I am saying this keeping other members' horror stories in mind, apart from daily woes expressed in the Times of India. |
Originally Posted by deetjohn
(Post 2388019)
I went to the PSK at ORR on the 10th for my passport reissue. Here are a few pointers on how/ what to do it in Bangalore. 1) Register at Passport Seva Portal to apply online, upload documents and take an appointment. All details on what/ which documents to carry/ use are given there. 2) Go to the PSK on the given date with all the originals and the print of the appointment letter which you will get from the website. 3) There are 4 counters at the PSK office at ORR: A check counter, counter A, B & C. 4) One will need to stand in a queue outside the main door and the guard will look at the appointment letter to let you into the check counter. (You cannot take your helmet inside the building and there is parking available for both car & bike. Also, carry your shades as you may do a bit of sun bathing in the queue.) 5) At the check counter, all your documents are verified for completeness and you will be issued with a token number. Don't fret if you need a photocopy of something, they have a photocopier as well. 6) This token is then used for the movement to counter A, B and C. 7) In counter A, the documents are verified, some documents are scanned, the photo is taken and the online application is submitted. They also will show the soft copy of your new passport on the screen. The applicant will be given a file with the completed application and all the necessary documentation inside. 8) Till this stage the applicant will encounter only TCS folks and they do their bit to keep the applicants relaxed. :thumbs up 9) In counter B, a Passport office official will double check your application file. 10) In counter C, another Passport office official will collect your application file. 11) And you are on your way out after giving an online feedback at the door. :) The next step is the Police verification and upon successful completion of the same, your new passport will come home. |
Originally Posted by addyhemmige
(Post 2386511)
My mother had applied for a re-issue of her passport. She went to the PSK in Bangalore (she stays in Hassan) and finished the formalities. was told that the passport would arrive in 20 days. There was no change in address or in any particulars. Everything was the same. But, a week/10 days after she received her passport, she got a call from the local police station that a verification was to be done. The policeman asked her to get two witnesses known to her and go to the police station where he could complete the formalities. Has somebody else also faced this type of situation? |
Originally Posted by addyhemmige
(Post 2386511)
My mother had applied for a re-issue of her passport. She went to the PSK in Bangalore (she stays in Hassan) and finished the formalities. She was told that the passport would arrive in 20 days. Exactly after 20 days she received the new passport at our house. There was no change in address or in any particulars. Everything was the same. But, a week/10 days after she received her passport, she got a call from the local police station that a verification was to be done. The policeman asked her to get two witnesses known to her and go to the police station where he could complete the formalities. Although she did not face any problem, I can understand if verification is done before issuance of the passport, but what is there to verify after she got the passport? There were no changes in the particulars in any way. Has somebody else also faced this type of situation? |
Originally Posted by MCR
(Post 2421719)
This is strange. In the acknowledgement I received from the PSK, there is "NA" mentioned under the "police verification" cell. So I beleive there is no police verification necessary. However the system can surprise us, lets wait and see. Please check what was mentioned on the acknowledgement received by your mother. |
Originally Posted by Rotorhead
(Post 1809031)
My passport expired a year back. So would it be renewal this time around or do i have to go for the fresh passport application all over again. |
Originally Posted by Rotorhead
(Post 1809031)
what are the documents required for fresh application viz a renewal. Also I stay in a rented home whereas my own house has been rented out. So in that case can i show my house agreement for the passport purpose. Also in case of police verification is it okay for my tenants to certify that the house belongs to me. |
Originally Posted by Eddy
(Post 2408763)
The address on my passport is different from my current address, where I have been residing for more than 3 years. |
Originally Posted by Eddy
(Post 2408763)
My wife has to apply for a fresh passport (on my current address), and I also want to include her name in my passport. Question is, can the two passports (her and mine) have different addresses ? |
Originally Posted by Eddy
(Post 2408763)
If I want to change the address on my passport, can it be done in parallel to her applying for the passport or does she have to wait till my address gets updated and then apply ? |
Originally Posted by rkbharat
(Post 2425754)
Got my renewed passport last week with wrong DOB :Frustrati. |
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