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All Cpers WHo got/will be getting PCC soon ....Pls Answer.
- Thread starter GC Despo
- Start date
You can go on your spouse\'s behalf
Thats what I did. I had to get PCC for my husband, he was out of town. So I went to the CG of India in Houston and got it for him. They issued a PCC and stamped on his passport that PCC was issued on such and such date. BTW, his passport itself was issued at Houston consulate.
Thks,
Rags R.
Thats what I did. I had to get PCC for my husband, he was out of town. So I went to the CG of India in Houston and got it for him. They issued a PCC and stamped on his passport that PCC was issued on such and such date. BTW, his passport itself was issued at Houston consulate.
Thks,
Rags R.
EkGCChahiye
Registered Users (C)
Question on PCC and medical certs
1. My original Passport was issued in 1993 by Passport office Jaipur, but it was renewed recently by Consulate at NY. Where should I get PCC from- Jaipur or NY?
2. I do have medical certs from INS certified Dr in US. Do I need to get another checkup done in India from consulate specified Dr in India ?
1. My original Passport was issued in 1993 by Passport office Jaipur, but it was renewed recently by Consulate at NY. Where should I get PCC from- Jaipur or NY?
2. I do have medical certs from INS certified Dr in US. Do I need to get another checkup done in India from consulate specified Dr in India ?
Answers!
1. You can go/mail to Newyork, NY consulate (if you live in their jurisdiction) for PCC. If you go in person, \
you will get it the same day. If you do by mail, you will get it in 4/5 business days (express mail).
I did by mail last week. I got it by saturday.
2. I guess you might need to do it in India also.
1. You can go/mail to Newyork, NY consulate (if you live in their jurisdiction) for PCC. If you go in person, \
you will get it the same day. If you do by mail, you will get it in 4/5 business days (express mail).
I did by mail last week. I got it by saturday.
2. I guess you might need to do it in India also.
EkGCChahiye
Registered Users (C)
Kadam- but what is the requirements from CP perspective?
Is it good to have PCC from consulate for CP perspective?
Is it good to have PCC from consulate for CP perspective?
EkGCChahiye
Registered Users (C)
my lawyer replies on PCC- identities sealed due to obvious reasons
Because you are living in the U.S., you should obtain a statement from the
closest Indian consulate/embassy.
-Terri - my lawyer
From: myself
Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 14:44:11 -0500
To: \'Terri - my lawyer\'
Subject: Police Clearance Certificate
Terri,
MY CASE-
My Passport was issued by Passport Office, Jaipur in 1993. For additional pages, I had applied for additional booklet at Consular General office at NY around sept2001 and I had received additional booklet having a different passport No.
In the case of following rule (as pasted from INS website), my
understanding is that I fall in the category of "whose passports were
issued in last 6 months". But I don\'t reside in India. Hence I want to know - Which office would be a right legal authority (in eyes of US
consulates and embassy) to give me Police clearance certificate?
Regards,
myself
POLICE RECORD for GREEN CARD PURPOSES-
All Indian IV applicants aged 16 and over, residing in India, should
obtain police certificates from the local Passport Office. Applicants whose Indian passport was issued within the past six months may present just the Passport Office Police Certificate, and need not obtain additional police clearances.
Applicants over age 16, whose passports were issued more than six months previous to visa application, must also obtain a police clearance from the District Police Office serving the applicant\'s place of residence.
Indian passport holders applying for visas outside India should obtain a statement from their local embassy or consulate confirming they have no criminal record.
Non-Indian IV applicants residing in India should obtain police
certificates from the District Police Station serving their area of residence.
Indian police certificates are not available for foreign (non-Indian) applicants applying outside India.
Because you are living in the U.S., you should obtain a statement from the
closest Indian consulate/embassy.
-Terri - my lawyer
From: myself
Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 14:44:11 -0500
To: \'Terri - my lawyer\'
Subject: Police Clearance Certificate
Terri,
MY CASE-
My Passport was issued by Passport Office, Jaipur in 1993. For additional pages, I had applied for additional booklet at Consular General office at NY around sept2001 and I had received additional booklet having a different passport No.
In the case of following rule (as pasted from INS website), my
understanding is that I fall in the category of "whose passports were
issued in last 6 months". But I don\'t reside in India. Hence I want to know - Which office would be a right legal authority (in eyes of US
consulates and embassy) to give me Police clearance certificate?
Regards,
myself
POLICE RECORD for GREEN CARD PURPOSES-
All Indian IV applicants aged 16 and over, residing in India, should
obtain police certificates from the local Passport Office. Applicants whose Indian passport was issued within the past six months may present just the Passport Office Police Certificate, and need not obtain additional police clearances.
Applicants over age 16, whose passports were issued more than six months previous to visa application, must also obtain a police clearance from the District Police Office serving the applicant\'s place of residence.
Indian passport holders applying for visas outside India should obtain a statement from their local embassy or consulate confirming they have no criminal record.
Non-Indian IV applicants residing in India should obtain police
certificates from the District Police Station serving their area of residence.
Indian police certificates are not available for foreign (non-Indian) applicants applying outside India.