Are PCC rules specific to the Consulate?

[GCChaahiye]

From the websites of the consulates in Mumbai, New Delhi and Chennai

It seems only Mumbai differs from the rest.

Why is it this way when all of them are in the same country?

Any ideas?

Links:

Mumbai : http://mumbai.usconsulate.gov/wwwhimmi.html#police

New Delhi:http://newdelhi.usembassy.gov/wwwhconsuivv.html

Chennai:http://chennai.usconsulate.gov/wwwhivdocument.html#police

 

[!@#$]

underworld factor.

 

[Ram_Frm_RIC]

I looked at Mumbai and Chennai links and to me both the sites seem to agree with each other. Although I should mention that rules on Chennai web-site are more clear. Mumbai web-site leaves lot of room for missinterpretation.
Ram_frm_RIC.

 

[GCChaahiye]

I looked at Mumbai and Chennai links and to me both the sites seem to agree with each other. Although I should mention that rules on Chennai web-site are more clear. Mumbai web-site leaves lot of room for missinterpretation.
Ram_frm_RIC.

Mumbai :

"However, if the applicant has resided abroad since the age of 16 for periods of six months or more, then a police certificate might be required from that country, depending on.."

Chennai:

"is an Indian passport holder and currently resident in India, but has lived in another country (except for the U. S.).-----------lived in the foreign country for twelve or more months after reaching the age of 16 years."

This is the difference I am referring to.

Should they not be the same?

 

[Ram_Frm_RIC]

GCChaahiye,
I agree there is a difference and I think it should be same for both consulates... but there is hardly anything we can do about it... it says whatever it says... we have to go by that.
Ram_frm_RIC.