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takdeerwala wrote: ↑Fri Apr 27, 2018 11:16 amIt looks good. They will need only 1 Special Delivery Envelope, not 2. Also its better to take original British Passport and Original Naturalisation Certificate with you to VFS office for their verification although they will keep self attested photocopies only.dontringthebell wrote: ↑Fri Mar 16, 2018 11:09 amWould really appreciate if someone could review the following:
My only Indian passport expired in February 2017. I have been naturalised as of 7th March 2018 and would be obtaining my naturalisation certificate and British passport shortly. I intend to apply for surrendering my Indian passport after receiving my British passport next month. Kindly confirm if the following documents would be sufficient.
Cover Letter affirming no Indian passport applied or required since February 2017
Duly filled application form
Printed & signed copy of the declaration form
Original Indian Passport (Expired passport)
Self-attested photocopy of Indian passport (All used pages)
Two recent 50 mm * 50 mm size photographs.
Self-attested photocopy of the current British / Foreign Passport
Self-attested photocopy of British / Foreign Naturalisation certificate
Special Delivery Envelope x 2
For my wife's surrender of Indian passport (Application made in representation by myself):
Cover Letter affirming I would represent her on the day of the appointment.
Duly filled application form
Printed & signed copy of the declaration form
Original Indian Passport (1 Expired & 1 Active Passport)
Self-attested photocopy of Indian passport (All used pages)
Two recent 50 mm * 50 mm size photographs.
Self-attested photocopy of the current British / Foreign Passport
Self-attested photocopy of British / Foreign Naturalisation certificate
Special Delivery Envelope x 2
dontringthebell wrote: ↑Wed May 02, 2018 9:29 pmTwo surrender of passport applications self and wife
Application Date : 02/05/2018
Postal / In-person: In-person
VFS office: VFS London Goswell
Application sent to High Commission: 02/05/2018
HCI issued surrender certificate : 11/05/2018
Online Status (processed) / received at VFS:11/05/2018
Received Surrender certificate:
My wifes passport carries her maiden name as well as her married name as an observation.takdeerwala wrote: ↑Wed May 16, 2018 11:54 amOh What was the name on submitted Indian Passport ? Maiden ? different then Citizenship certificate ?
I think you didn't get metakdeerwala wrote: ↑Fri May 18, 2018 4:33 pmIt should be Surname or Last name mentioned in the Passport as well as citizenship certificate. You can call it Maidens name or Father's name ( few states in India has this system of father name as surname/Last name). Keep it like this only, changing will unnecessarily complicate and delay things. You will have to deal with name changing in Indian passport, British passport, Surrender certificate, OCI card !!! Is it that important to put husband name (change surname) ??
It is irrelevant with regards to OCI, I want to know what is the convention, to mention father's name or husband's name on married woman's surrender certificate.takdeerwala wrote: ↑Sat May 19, 2018 2:40 pmOh now I get it. Its great that Indian High Commission agreed to their mistake and are now putting Name after marriage on Surrender Certificate instead of Maiden Name. This is the name in British Passport, Citizenship certificate too. I dont see any problem in keeping fathers name also in the certificate, probably they took it from the Indian Passport which was done before marriage. That will not cause any problem. Now you need to apply for OCI where both the names in British Passport as well as Surrender certificate are same- name after marriage.
Convention is to put Father's name "Son of" or "Daughter of". This is how I have seen Surrender Certificates.dontringthebell wrote: ↑Sun May 20, 2018 10:14 pmIt is irrelevant with regards to OCI, I want to know what is the convention, to mention father's name or husband's name on married woman's surrender certificate.takdeerwala wrote: ↑Sat May 19, 2018 2:40 pmOh now I get it. Its great that Indian High Commission agreed to their mistake and are now putting Name after marriage on Surrender Certificate instead of Maiden Name. This is the name in British Passport, Citizenship certificate too. I dont see any problem in keeping fathers name also in the certificate, probably they took it from the Indian Passport which was done before marriage. That will not cause any problem. Now you need to apply for OCI where both the names in British Passport as well as Surrender certificate are same- name after marriage.
Thankstakdeerwala wrote: ↑Mon May 21, 2018 1:00 pmConvention is to put Father's name "Son of" or "Daughter of". This is how I have seen Surrender Certificates.dontringthebell wrote: ↑Sun May 20, 2018 10:14 pmIt is irrelevant with regards to OCI, I want to know what is the convention, to mention father's name or husband's name on married woman's surrender certificate.takdeerwala wrote: ↑Sat May 19, 2018 2:40 pmOh now I get it. Its great that Indian High Commission agreed to their mistake and are now putting Name after marriage on Surrender Certificate instead of Maiden Name. This is the name in British Passport, Citizenship certificate too. I dont see any problem in keeping fathers name also in the certificate, probably they took it from the Indian Passport which was done before marriage. That will not cause any problem. Now you need to apply for OCI where both the names in British Passport as well as Surrender certificate are same- name after marriage.
Passport will be returned but it will be cancelled. Your visa pages inside will be there intact. You intend to use Visa given to Indian citizen as a British Citizen ?double2double5 wrote: ↑Thu Jul 05, 2018 2:20 pmPeople who have surrendered Indian passports - when you got the surrender certificate, did you get the passport back along with it?
I have a two valid visas that I need in my current Indian passport (of countries where British passport holders would also require a visa) & I need them back!
It is a universal format and in some countries, they have multiple locations for issue of Passport. Country name UK should be fine for place of issue for Passport.hippo wrote: ↑Tue Jul 03, 2018 8:53 pmHi everyone
Sorry if it is obvious to everyone else, but in the form it asks for place of issue for the British passport and I can’t find it anywhere on the passport. Did anyone else have this problem ?
Also has anyone sent an A4 envelope with their special delivery envelope to make sure the certificate doesn’t get crumpled in the post ? The sliver packet looks really flimsy to me to send on its own !
Thanks
Hi yes I did, handed in on the 05/07, got it back on the 18/07.krish_only4u wrote: ↑Wed Jul 25, 2018 10:36 amHi Hippo,
Have you received your surrender certificate? How long did it take? The reason for asking is I’m on bit tight timescales for surrender and OCI.
jagacharaja wrote: ↑Mon Aug 06, 2018 11:04 amHi all,
Can someone confirm whether the Original Naturalisation Certificate is needed on the day of application?
If not - I can apply for UK passport straightaway.
If required, I will have to surrender passport first and then apply for UK passport.
Any knowledgeable input, especially based on personal experiences is appreciated.
Ideally, you should get Naturalisation Certificate on the day of your Citizeship Ceremony, then get British Passport and then apply for Surrender of Indian Passport. When you will go to VFS office, they will ask for your Original Indian Passport, Copy of Naturalisation certificate , plus they would also like to see the original Naturalisation Certificate. I also showed him my original British passport plus a copy of British Passport.jagacharaja wrote: ↑Mon Aug 06, 2018 11:04 amHi all,
Can someone confirm whether the Original Naturalisation Certificate is needed on the day of application?
If not - I can apply for UK passport straightaway.
If required, I will have to surrender passport first and then apply for UK passport.
Any knowledgeable input, especially based on personal experiences is appreciated.