is it really required by the passport office that a govt. servant should obtain a NOC for passport renewal?
112904
yes it is very important to obtain an noc.\nvisit www.passport.nic.in
893787
I have read  most of the answers given in here for your question. I do agree with all of them especially about stealing of personal information to use it as a marketing or even scam to rip you off..\nIt all depends upon who is asking this information. If a migration agent has asked for it saying its required by embassy, then its advisable to be vary and contact embassy directly to confirm if its one of the mandatory requirements. As answered by others, government of any country you are migrating as a student wants to know that you are financially sound to support yourself and not gonna be a burden to the country. I am in Australia and even here the same rules apply. \nSO MAKE SURE WHO IS ASKING FOR IT AND CONFIRM WITH THE OFFICIAL AUTHORITY IF IN DOUBT....
828216
for most countries a passport...   and both legal parents must sign the application
948053
No, but bring government issued photo ID, like a driver's license.
1007062
Adding to raj_batra81\n\nU need to have following docs to accquire a PAN:\n\na. Recent Colour PP photo\nb. Proof of identity - Ration Card/Passport/School Leaving Certificate etc.\nc. Proof of address - Ration Card again/Passport/Bank Statement etc.\n\nGovt. charges of NSDL/UTI are Rs. 67/-\n[plus]\nCA/Tax consultant fee, if any.\n\nPlease go to https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/pan/Instructions49A.html for detailed instructions on PAN.\n\nCA. Deepak Bholusaria
382999
In principle, you must be a citizen of the country you work for as a diplomat.
995144
That's news to me! I am a Lithuanian citizen, but my ethnicity is not recorded in my passport.  Are you sure it is mandatory? I don't think so.
280078
yes ,,you can use passport # or itin...look the rules maybe didn't change that much..the last years///i did it!!!!
886125
Get an attested copy of your birth certificate from the Registrar and apply to passport office from where it has been issued along with the application form (forms for miscellaneous service) or to the Indian mission if you are staying outside India.
849888
You must write to the passport issuing authority of the nation whose passport is sought to be surrendered, enclosing the original passport. Or you may address it to the embassy of the country in India.
621771
Yes, they do have one. Most likely they never see it though; their press secretaries or whoever travels with them at the time, has usually taken care of the whole trip in advance, along with whatever paperwork needs to be arranged.\n\nAlso, don't forget such high officials as the Prime Minister and the Queen will automatically have "Diplomatic Immunity" in most countries they visit.\nThis means, at a grass-roots level, that customs and airline officials won't even give their paperwork a second glance on arriving at the airport - they are just waved on through, while all the rest of us "shmoe's" have to line up & go through all the baggage-searching and passport-checking procedure and so on!
1159922
As already answered at you other question:\nCall the embassy. They will either tell you that you don't need an appointment or set up the appointment as needed.
831707
He should approach the Indian High Commission; however, he does hopefully have some documentation, which should enable him to get some kind of birth certificate, or act as a substitute for one. If the wedding is going to be in Mauritius, you might check with the Embassy of Mauritius about what exactly they might accept in the absence of a birth certificate.\n\nThis sounds like something that make take the combined bureaucracies of several countries a little while to sort out; it should be alright in the end, but I wouldn't want to have anything booked too soon.\n\nFor anything to do with the UK bureaucracy, your MP might be able to help with any unreasonable delays. \n\nGood luck!
96404
I would suggest that you contact your consulate in the US and fill in the required forms for a renewal. While during your interview process they can ask u for a valid passport, the expired passport with the renewal form's receipt would be sufficient. But in any case please consult your immigration attorney.
39083
No.  Not yet.  It is helpful. \n When you do send for your passport you must give up your birth certificate (they mail it back to you) so you might want to order a new one so you will at least have that and a drivers lic when you cross the border.  It takes several weeks to get a passport.  A certified copy of your birth certificate can be ordered from the county health department in which you were born.\n\nYou can get your passport photo taken at Walmart for a small fee.  You cannot use a pic you took of yourself, it is not ont he right kind of paper.
180665
I'd say you're better off looking through your passports.  It's not that likely that a government office would be willing to spend time looking up personal information.  And, even if they did, they'd likely charge you a fee.
429019
You need to check with the embassy of your country whereever you live and find out whether you are still a citizen of that country -- if so, just get yourself a passport of your original country, and you should be good to go.