BeenThruItAll wrote:
I did reread it a few times already and its not getting any clearer. From my understanding, when one person renews a passport, their previous expired passports would have their corners cut off. That's is why all my expired passports are deemed cancelled already. And so I only have one current passport right now that is uncancelled.
Is that not correct?
No. A passport is cancelled when issuing authority doesn't want you to use that passport for any reason(like a court order banning you from travelling). Passport will have a the corner cut or cancelled stamped on the passport.
When a passport expires, it's not the same as cancelled. Yes you can't use it to travel but it's not classed as cancelled. Usually on the old passport, issuing authority will stamp to confirm that you have been issued a new passport.