Query on PPR

[JasleenK]

I received my PPR yesterday night and in the address column the House No is mentioned as 0. The E-Cas shows correct address and the address in Medical Request and RPRF email was correct. Should I reply them pointing out the error or just let it go?

 

[iamroth]

It won't matter. COPR is the important document. And even that document also comes with mistakes, people go to border, and when officers input their COPR no# in, they find out the real address and everything else.

 

[CEC_NLD]

Generally, what will be validity of the CORP

 

[optimus]

I received my PPR yesterday night and in the address column the House No is mentioned as 0. The E-Cas shows correct address and the address in Medical Request and RPRF email was correct. Should I reply them pointing out the error or just let it go?

I believe you are going to send a self addressed envelope to get the passports back. So this should not be a concern, also you mentioned that the address in E-Cas is good.

 

[JasleenK]

It won't matter. COPR is the important document. And even that document also comes with mistakes, people go to border, and when officers input their COPR no# in, they find out the real address and everything else.

Thank You. I anyways have to write them back to arrange Passport Stamping in India as I am currently in India. I think mentioning the error won't hurt.

 

[ferna]

I received my PPR yesterday night and in the address column the House No is mentioned as 0. The E-Cas shows correct address and the address in Medical Request and RPRF email was correct. Should I reply them pointing out the error or just let it go?

Same thing happened to me! I think their system requires a number in the APT number field and since in our address there only is the house number, they put a 0 in place of apt number!

 

[BigBee]

I received my PPR yesterday night and in the address column the House No is mentioned as 0. The E-Cas shows correct address and the address in Medical Request and RPRF email was correct. Should I reply them pointing out the error or just let it go?

Congrats on your PPR..... when did you pay your RPRF?