PIO Card Notarization Question for OCI

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desihai

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The SF consulate asks for notarizing PIO Card in the OCI application form (this is for minor). The card is 6 pages (3 sheets of xerox). Do we need to notarize all 3 sheets or just the first sheet with photo and address ?

This is for application for OCI card.

Thanks!
 
Also banks are not notarizing PIO. Bank of america and citibank in bay area says they are not authorized. So where are SF guys geting PIO card notarized? Public places with $10 per page?
 
Not sure if you are truing to noterirse copies or actual PIO.They will def not do the PIO.They should do copies as they copy of the original is makred on them.I did it thru my bank locally here.
 
I am trying to notarize the photocopy of PIO card, but the card is 6 pages. My confusion is whether to notarize 6 pages or just the first page with photo. Send the consulate an email and awaiting their response now. In eastcoast when I was in beltway (VA/MDetc) citibank etc notarizes for free. Here they do not do that in CA,
 
In my son's PIO card (Houston consulate), I had all photocopies stapled together and just notorized first page. Now for OCI, where self attestation was allowed, I wrote "true copy" and signed myself. Had no problem with either. Hope that helps!!
 
I notarized the first page of PIO card as SF consulate mentioned that is enough. All rest of documents are self attested
 
Quick question on that - Since you have to attach everything in duplicate -
Do you take one copy - notarize it and make a copy of it to attach it
Or
Do you take Notarize 2 copies?
 
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