Found Lost Passport
Oct 30, 2014, 9:24 am
#1
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Found Lost Passport
Hello Guys i have question for all those people who are using this site please let me sure about my confusion i will be really appreciate.i`m from India.
my question is i went to aboard last year i lost my passport there and i came back to India at emergency slip.someone found my passport there and send it to me i got my passport.so now i can use this passport again l.i do have any other passport. make new passport yet. Please reply if possible.
my question is i went to aboard last year i lost my passport there and i came back to India at emergency slip.someone found my passport there and send it to me i got my passport.so now i can use this passport again l.i do have any other passport. make new passport yet. Please reply if possible.
Oct 30, 2014, 1:20 pm
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Your passport has probably been canceled and can not be used. If you exit India and try to re-enter with it, the Indian Immigration would probably catch it and though it is yours there would probably be problems. Get a new passport.
Oct 30, 2014, 4:15 pm
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yes, immigration has likely cancelled your passport. when they scan it, it will not work and cause more problems for you. you should surrender the passport and get a new one issued.
Oct 31, 2014, 4:02 am
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Welcome to flyertalk sonpatial.
I echo the advice to surrender your passport to the issuing authority. This way when you apply for a new permanent passport the authority is more likely to view you as a responsible traveler and thus more likely to approve your application.
I echo the advice to surrender your passport to the issuing authority. This way when you apply for a new permanent passport the authority is more likely to view you as a responsible traveler and thus more likely to approve your application.