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Consulate General of India, Seattle.
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While applying for consular services Visa or OCI, it is mandatory to provide proof of your cancelled Indian passport. If such evidence cannot be provided, applicants will be required to obtain a renunciation certificate.
It will take 15 working days (excluding VFS mailing time). Q: What is the difference between Surrender Certificate & Renunciation Certificate? A: Both are same. Once you acquire foreign citizenship you have to surrender your last held Indian passport to Indian Consulate for cancellation.
General processing time period - for US passport holders - 21 working Days (from the day the application is received in the Consulate).
A: A Renunciation/Surrender Certificate is issued to applicants who renounce Indian nationality and surrender their passport at Consulate after acquiring foreign nationality.
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