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What do I do if I lose my passport? A: Loss of passport should be immediately reported to the nearest Police Station and to the Passport Office or Indian Mission, if abroad. If required, you can apply for "Re-issue" of passport.

If you have lost your passport abroad, you should immediately report to the nearest police station and the passport office or the Indian mission. Anyone can apply for 're-issue' of passport. Make sure you have all your documents in place, which will be required to submit with the application form.

If you are above 18 years of age and applying for a reissue of a passport with 10 year validity due to a lost or damaged passport which is still within validity, then passport charges are as under: For a 36 page booklet under the normal scheme reissue passport fee is Rs. 3000.

What do I do if I lose my passport? A: Loss of passport should be immediately reported to the nearest Police Station and to the Passport Office or Indian Mission, if abroad. If required, you can apply for "Re-issue" of passport.

A new passport with a different passport number and fresh validity may be issued in the case of lost or damaged passports. The applicant needs to apply under the 're-issue' category with the reason as Lost/Damaged passport. Duplicate passports are not issued.

If you are above 18 years of age and applying for a reissue of a passport with 10 year validity due to a lost or damaged passport which is still within validity, then passport charges are as under: For a 36 page booklet under the normal scheme reissue passport fee is Rs. 3000.

A new passport with a different passport number and fresh validity may be issued in the case of lost or damaged passports. The applicant needs to apply under the 're-issue' category with the reason as Lost/Damaged passport. Duplicate passports are not issued.

The US State Department notes damage that will require a replacement as “water damage, a significant tear, unofficial markings on the data page, missing visa pages (torn out), a hole punch, or other injuries,” while also flagging that “wear and tear” such as bending and fanning are not to be worried about.

The US State Department notes damage that will require a replacement as “water damage, a significant tear, unofficial markings on the data page, missing visa pages (torn out), a hole punch, or other injuries,” while also flagging that “wear and tear” such as bending and fanning are not to be worried about.

Sr. No.Service RequiredApplication Fee4.Replacement of Passport (36 pages) in lieu of lost, damaged or stolen passportRs.3,000/-5.Replacement of Passport (60 pages) in lieu of lost, damaged or stolen passportRs.3,500/-6.Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)Rs.500/-6 more rows

Sr. No.Service RequiredApplication Fee4.Replacement of Passport (36 pages) in lieu of lost, damaged or stolen passportRs.3,000/-5.Replacement of Passport (60 pages) in lieu of lost, damaged or stolen passportRs.3,500/-6.Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)Rs.500/-6 more rows

A: Proof of Present Address. Proof of Date of Birth. Affidavit stating how and where the passport got lost/damaged (Annexure 'F') Police report in original. Self-attested photocopy of first two and last two pages, including ECR/Non-ECR page of old passport, if available. Original EC/Seizure Memo.

A: Proof of Present Address. Proof of Date of Birth. Affidavit stating how and where the passport got lost/damaged (Annexure 'F') Police report in original. Self-attested photocopy of first two and last two pages, including ECR/Non-ECR page of old passport, if available. Original EC/Seizure Memo.

If the passport is damaged, it's better to apply for a new one instead of repairing it. To apply for a new or re-issued passport, submit an online application or visit the nearest PSK and provide basic information, supporting documents such as a police report, proof of identity, and a copy of the old passport.

If the passport is damaged, it's better to apply for a new one instead of repairing it. To apply for a new or re-issued passport, submit an online application or visit the nearest PSK and provide basic information, supporting documents such as a police report, proof of identity, and a copy of the old passport.

No it isn't valid as none of the Consulates/Embassy's would stamp a Visa on a damaged passport & even in case you have secured your visa and then got your passport damaged the immigration authorities have all the right to deny entry into their country and deport you back to your home country.

No it isn't valid as none of the Consulates/Embassy's would stamp a Visa on a damaged passport & even in case you have secured your visa and then got your passport damaged the immigration authorities have all the right to deny entry into their country and deport you back to your home country.

It takes an average of three weeks to get your passport using this standard service, but it can take six weeks or longer during the peak summer months, so give yourself plenty of time before you plan to travel.

It takes an average of three weeks to get your passport using this standard service, but it can take six weeks or longer during the peak summer months, so give yourself plenty of time before you plan to travel.

You must apply in person to replace a damaged passport at an acceptance facility or at a passport agency. You will need the following: The damaged U.S. passport. A signed statement explaining the damage.

You must apply in person to replace a damaged passport at an acceptance facility or at a passport agency. You will need the following: The damaged U.S. passport. A signed statement explaining the damage.

A5. The fastest way to replace a lost passport is to apply for a Tatkal passport. This type of passport is issued on an expedited basis and can be obtained in 2-4 days. However, you will need to pay an extra fee for a Tatkal passport.

A5. The fastest way to replace a lost passport is to apply for a Tatkal passport. This type of passport is issued on an expedited basis and can be obtained in 2-4 days. However, you will need to pay an extra fee for a Tatkal passport.