Atlanta Passport Agency

anxiouscdn2 said:
Good news for Atlanta area residents! A passport agency is opening next week.

http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2011/05/12/atlanta-passport-agency-opens-may-16.html

http://travel.state.gov/passport/npic/agencies/agencies_5446.html
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That is good news, Altlanta certainly needed a passport agency.

Actually, the State Department has also just opened several other passport agencies, at San Diego, El Paso, Buffalo (NY) and St. Albans (Vt).
Also, quite a few of the passport agencies (but not all of them) now can issue passport cards, and not just passport books.
 
Best news ever!!

Also, people should know that in Atlanta, Consulate General of India will open up soon.

Not a fake story, look it up on the internet.

It is just a matter of time.

The person involved in this process of putting up the consulate is non other consul general of Consulate General of India - Houston.

Consul General will not do it until he has cleared the O.C.I backlog from like past year as well as this year.

Anyways, good news indeed.
 
super_duper said:
Best news ever!!

Also, people should know that in Atlanta, Consulate General of India will open up soon.The funding for Atlanta consulate is done with $175 that one is paying as donation to get surrender certificate. if they don't have enough funds to hire Babbus for consulate then they will make a rule that OCI holder should be charged $500 when they land at Indian Airport.

Not a fake story, look it up on the internet.

It is just a matter of time.

The person involved in this process of putting up the consulate is non other consul general of Consulate General of India - Houston.

Consul General will not do it until he has cleared the O.C.I backlog from like past year as well as this year.

Anyways, good news indeed.
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ginnu said:
Best news ever!!

Also, people should know that in Atlanta, Consulate General of India will open up soon.The funding for Atlanta consulate is done with $175 that one is paying as donation to get surrender certificate. if they don't have enough funds to hire Babbus for consulate then they will make a rule that OCI holder should be charged $500 when they land at Indian Airport.

Not a fake story, look it up on the internet.

It is just a matter of time.

The person involved in this process of putting up the consulate is non other consul general of Consulate General of India - Houston.

Consul General will not do it until he has cleared the O.C.I backlog from like past year as well as this year.

Anyways, good news indeed.
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Very True!!!
 
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