Indian Passport Renunciation as Portuguese Citizen, mistakes made with stamp and incomplete form

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goan4life

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I recently received my cancelled Indian passport with the renunciation form attached through the Travisa office in NYC.

Problem is:
1) Stamp says "Cancelled as holder acquired US Citizenship", which is not true as I have acquired Portuguese citizenship and am on H1B visa in the US
2) The Renunciation certificate attached with the cancelled indian passport is stamped by an indian consulate official but is incomplete, namely the portion which says "This is to certify MR/Ms ____ has acquired ________ citizenship"

My I-94 is also stapled in the cancelled Indian passport. I have an Indian visa in my Portuguese passport and plan on visiting India.

Would this create an issue if I were to reenter the US with my H1B stamped filed against my Portuguese passport? Anybody had such experiences? Should I demand a correction ? Please advise. Thanks.
 
It will only create trouble when you try to get a new visa or OCI, not at the border, as they'll only look at your passport and visa there. Definitely get those morons to fix it.
 
Did you acquired US Citizenship?

You can demand correction if you are not wrong.


goan4life said:
I recently received my cancelled Indian passport with the renunciation form attached through the Travisa office in NYC.

Problem is:
1) Stamp says "Cancelled as holder acquired US Citizenship", which is not true as I have acquired Portuguese citizenship and am on H1B visa in the US
2) The Renunciation certificate attached with the cancelled indian passport is stamped by an indian consulate official but is incomplete, namely the portion which says "This is to certify MR/Ms ____ has acquired ________ citizenship"

My I-94 is also stapled in the cancelled Indian passport. I have an Indian visa in my Portuguese passport and plan on visiting India.

Would this create an issue if I were to reenter the US with my H1B stamped filed against my Portuguese passport? Anybody had such experiences? Should I demand a correction ? Please advise. Thanks.
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