Police clearance Certificate from INDIA

[shreevastav]

Dear seniors,

Please kindly suggest me what is the cause of requesting the police clearance certificate from India; whereas till the date me and my spouse does not even visited the India. I have submitted my Nepalese Police clearance certificate with PP What will be the result???
The statement was as below:
1.Mediucal
2.Photos
3.Bank balance
4.RPRF
5. Original recent Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) for FOR YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE FROM INDIA
(RECENT )
Police Clearance certificates for districts other than Punjab, can be signed by the Senior Superintendent of Police
(SSP);Superintendent of Police; Commissioner of Police; Deputy Commissioner of Police; Additional
Commissioner of Police;Station House Officer (SHO); various inspector and constable ranks; sub-divisional
magistrates; or the Regional Passport Office. Only the Senior superintendent of Police (SSP) or the Regional
passport Office may sign a PCC for residents of the Punjab. Applicants now residing outside India can obtain a
PCC issued by the Indian mission responsible for their current area of residence.
6. Passports as per the following:
ORIGINAL passport along with any old expired passport for Kindly submit all the passports (old and new) after
completion of all the pending requirements.
The picture in the passport for a child under 6 years of age must have been taken within the last 3 years. The ......

 

[qorax]

Dear seniors,

Please kindly suggest me what is the cause of requesting the police clearance certificate from India; whereas till the date me and my spouse does not even visited the India. I have submitted my Nepalese Police clearance certificate with PP What will be the result???
The statement was as below:
1.Mediucal
2.Photos
3.Bank balance
4.RPRF
5. Original recent Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) for FOR YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE FROM INDIA
(RECENT )
Police Clearance certificates for districts other than Punjab, can be signed by the Senior Superintendent of Police
(SSP);Superintendent of Police; Commissioner of Police; Deputy Commissioner of Police; Additional
Commissioner of Police;Station House Officer (SHO); various inspector and constable ranks; sub-divisional
magistrates; or the Regional Passport Office. Only the Senior superintendent of Police (SSP) or the Regional
passport Office may sign a PCC for residents of the Punjab. Applicants now residing outside India can obtain a
PCC issued by the Indian mission responsible for their current area of residence.
6. Passports as per the following:
ORIGINAL passport along with any old expired passport for Kindly submit all the passports (old and new) after
completion of all the pending requirements.
The picture in the passport for a child under 6 years of age must have been taken within the last 3 years. The ......

Write to ur IO drawing his/her attention to that fact.
If u've never visited India [in ur life] - u do not need a PCC of that country.

 

[barackobamaisgood]

I don't know why they asked your india pcc?

what is your passport status? I mean in your passport is there any indian airports stamp..or india visa stamp..

 

[shreevastav]

I don't know why they asked your india pcc?

what is your passport status? I mean in your passport is there any indian airports stamp..or india visa stamp..

My passport status is clear, i never had visited any foreign countries yet. Lets see what happens!!!

 

[spartan300]

My passport status is clear, i never had visited any foreign countries yet. Lets see what happens!!!

Do as Sir Qorax as opted...no need to worry...

 

[barackobamaisgood]

Do as Sir Qorax as opted...no need to worry...

Spartan I think shreevastav has wrongly added some info in his background declaration form like in the form they state... Places of visit..

As I mentioned I visited pokhara for 1 month ... But never mentioned any address outside Nepal... But maybe in his case he mentioned some Indian places with a date of more than 6 months ....


@ shree

1) either vo was mistaken or
2) my reason is a solid probability


Thanks

 

[shreevastav]

Spartan I think shreevastav has wrongly added some info in his background declaration form like in the form they state... Places of visit..

As I mentioned I visited pokhara for 1 month ... But never mentioned any address outside Nepal... But maybe in his case he mentioned some Indian places with a date of more than 6 months ....


@ shree

1) either vo was mistaken or
2) my reason is a solid probability


Thanks

Thanks Barack, but i had never visited INdia and did not mentioned of visit there so your first reason is most probabel.

 

[barackobamaisgood]

Thanks Barack, but i had never visited INdia and did not mentioned of visit there so your first reason is most probabel.

Tyeso bhaye no need to worry.... Write a cover letter explaining your VO it will work...

 

[shreevastav]

Write to ur IO drawing his/her attention to that fact.
If u've never visited India [in ur life] - u do not need a PCC of that country.

Thanks a lot MR. qorax Sir for prompt response and making me free of anxiety. +1 from my side to you.

Shreevastav

 

[shreevastav]

Tyeso bhaye no need to worry.... Write a cover letter explaining your VO it will work...

Hello Barack ( Nepalese friend), have you landed at Canada?? Do look the Forum and reply. According to your view i had submitted the PP, Nepalese PCC with Bank Draft on 11 July 2012, but still not any response from NDVO.


Shreevastav