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won't grant citizenship, Not that Visa is denied simply for this factSurrender1970 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2018 12:19 amIndian authorities won’t grant a visa to a Pakistani born US citizen without a renunciation certificate from Pakistan.
In future, Indian NRIs who are outside India for years and do not have Aadhaar Card are going to face the same problems. Every document will require aadhaar card number. If you remember, even OCI application had column for aadhaar card. Indians who immigrated before 2013 and did not return to India since that time will not have aadhaar card.abhisheks9 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2018 8:17 amwon't grant citizenship, Not that Visa is denied simply for this factSurrender1970 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2018 12:19 amIndian authorities won’t grant a visa to a Pakistani born US citizen without a renunciation certificate from Pakistan.
many Pakistanis visit India and many Sikhs, muslims visit Pakistan, but having Pakistani citizenship will bar you from OCI or indian nationality, wont create problem for visa itself.
If you ever apply for Indian visa, explain your situation to embassy/consulate/VFS
Meanwhile also try to reach out to Indian Home Ministry with your situation?Surrender1970 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 15, 2018 8:59 pmInteresting thought about India and it’s possible.
I know in my case, they may have paper records on me, but in their electronic database of record (NADRA) I don’t exist. Which is why in order for me to renounce / surrender my nationality, I first have to prove to NADRA that I’m a bonafide Pakistani national and obtain valid documentation.
This may work out in my favor. I’ve added a statement of disloyalty to my paperwork which I’ll mail directly to Islamabad. Hoping they do with me what they did with xxxxxx. They likely canceled his citizenship, but refused to provide a renunciation certificate.
This is false. One can obtain a NADRA ID based on their parents' Pakistani origin even if they do not have NADRA IDs.abhisheks9 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2018 3:09 pmeven if you get "verifiers" you still can't move ahead since your parents never had NADRA ID?
why are you concerned as you anyway will never visit or live in Pakistan? don't lose your mind over this if nothing works out
Which consulate are you dealing with?Surrender1970 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 17, 2018 5:54 pmI acquired US naturalization later in my teens. Until then I held a Pakistani Passport and also the old 11 digit manual national ID card. Founding of NADRA came after I had been naturalized and abandoned Pakistani citizenship.
As I’ve posted before, and without elaborating too much, certain jobs, and even Indian visa on a US passport with place of birth as Pakistan, require a “Certificate of Renunciation” There is a reason for this.
In certain nations, like Germany, you’re required to provide a Certificate of Renunciation before you acquire a Reisepass. But in the US, there is no such requirement since the understanding is that your former citizenship is in your past.
I mailed my renunciation package directly to the Ministry of Interior in Islamabad with the hope that they will at the very least “register” my renunciation, even if they don’t provide me with a renunciation certificate.
Many countries have a pretty straightforward renunciation process with an in-person interview with a consular officer. None of this bizarre and bureaucratic process that Pakistan has.