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Originally posted by kulb
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Originally posted by web2000
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Originally posted by dimple2001
Your Indian passport should have the "cancelled" stamp in it. When you travel, you travel with your Cdn passport and OCI card.
If the passport already has cancelled stamp, is it mandatory to pay the fee and get surrender certificate. I don't get the clear information on any website.
According to website of CGI New York, it is required even if you have your OCI etc.
http://www.indiacgny.org/php/showHighLightDet.php?h_id=143&key=
see Question # 2.
see Question # 3.
No certificate required on acquisition of another country;s citizenship if Indian passport has been endorsed with "cancelled" stamp.
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Originally posted by Nightmare
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Originally posted by kulb
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Originally posted by web2000
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Originally posted by dimple2001
Your Indian passport should have the "cancelled" stamp in it. When you travel, you travel with your Cdn passport and OCI card.
If the passport already has cancelled stamp, is it mandatory to pay the fee and get surrender certificate. I don't get the clear information on any website.
According to website of CGI New York, it is required even if you have your OCI etc.
http://www.indiacgny.org/php/showHighLightDet.php?h_id=143&key=
see Question # 2.
see Question # 3.
No certificate required on acquisition of another country;s citizenship if Indian passport has been endorsed with "cancelled" stamp.
thanks, so the only condition is that the cancelled stamp must state that passport was cancelled on account of acquiring another country's nationality. Just a simple cancelled stamp won't do.
"""Even though your passport has a cancelled stamp, you need to formally renounce your citizenship as per the prescribed format and obtain a Surrender Certificate as a proof of having done so. However, if your passport was cancelled due to acquisition of foreign nationality and has an endorsement to this effect, no Surrender Certificate is required."""
Baba, koi yeh samjao mujhe !!!
Under what other circumstances would you have a cancelled stamp on your Indian passport other than acquiring a foreign citizenship ?
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Originally posted by Iceberg
"""Even though your passport has a cancelled stamp, you need to formally renounce your citizenship as per the prescribed format and obtain a Surrender Certificate as a proof of having done so. However, if your passport was cancelled due to acquisition of foreign nationality and has an endorsement to this effect, no Surrender Certificate is required."""
Baba, koi yeh samjao mujhe !!!
Under what other circumstances would you have a cancelled stamp on your Indian passport other than acquiring a foreign citizenship ?
Indeed very confusing typical sarkari style.
Location: Western Hemisphere
Posted on: 30-05-10 21:48:54
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Originally posted by Iceberg
"""Even though your passport has a cancelled stamp, you need to formally renounce your citizenship as per the prescribed format and obtain a Surrender Certificate as a proof of having done so. However, if your passport was cancelled due to acquisition of foreign nationality and has an endorsement to this effect, no Surrender Certificate is required."""
This message from Ind Govt is more entertaining than the India/Canada bashing threads
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Dimple2001
hahah Dimple, it's really funny.
I have a question for you guys. I am planning to visit India in July, and haven't got my Indian passport cancelled so far after obtaining my citizenship last year. Do you know if I need to bring my Indian passport to the Consulate when visiting there for Indian visa? I am not OCI or PIO holder thus far.
Please advise.
Thanks.
If this is your first (Indian) visa since becoming Canadian, they will definitely ask for your Indian passport to verify if it is cancelled. If not, they will cancel it and return it to you.
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Originally posted by febpreet
Do you know if I need to bring my Indian passport to the Consulate when visiting there for Indian visa? I am not OCI or PIO holder thus far.
Please advise.
Thanks.
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