Embassy of India, Manila, Philippines : Miscellaneous Services

Miscellaneous Services

S.No	Services	Requirements	Fees

1.	ATTESTATION OF DOCUMENTS AND POWER OF ATTORNEY	2 Passport size photos Original Passport with photocopy Original documents with photocopy Original ACR card with photocopy Attestation of Documents Power of Attorney: The executants are required to sign the documents in the presence of the Consular Officer. Commercial document: Authenticated by DFA Note: Any affidavit, declaration or Power of Attorney to be used in India can be attested at the Consular counter. Any person who requires an affidavit of attorney to be used in India needs to bring the documents to be attested in original along with a photocopy and valid passport. In case of Powers of Attorney, a photograph of the executant(s) is also required. They are required to sign the documents in the presence of the Consular Officer. Processing time: 3 working days	660 1,400 2,710
2.	POLICE CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE	Please click on http://portal6.passportindia.gov.in for online application for PCC 3 Passport size photos Original Passport with photocopy NBI Clearance Original ACR card with photocopy Henceforth, Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) will only be issued after receipt of fresh police verification on the PCC application. This applies to all categories of applicants. Accordingly, all applicants for PCC are advised to apply for the same well in time	1,400
4.	DEATH REGISTRATION	Form (Download Form) Original Passport with photocopy (deceased and applicant) DFA Authenticated Original Death Certificate with photocopy Police report (in case of unnatural death) Embalmers Certificate with photocopy Sealing Certificate (if sending dead body) Cremation Certificate with photocopy Consent from next of kin for local burial, transportation of dead body/ashes Booking Confirmation Processing Time: Same day	34
5.	LIFE CERTIFICATE	Form (Download Form) 2 passport size photos Original passport with photocopy Original ACR card with photocopy Processing time :Same day	gratis
6.	BIRTH CERTIFICATION	Form (Download Form) 2 Passport size photos Original Passport with photocopy Original ACR card with photocopy Processing time : 3 working days	1,400
7.	MARRIAGE CERTIFICATION	Form (Download Form) 2 Passport size photos Original Passport with photocopy (spouse name should be included in the passport) Original ACR card with photocopy Processing time : 3 working days	1,400
8.	RENUNCIATION OF INDIAN CITIZENSHIP	Form (Download Form) 2 Passport size photos Original Passport with photocopy Original Indian passport with photocopy Original ACR card with photocopy Processing time : 7 working days	5,466
9.	EMERGENCY CERTIFICATE	EA(P)-4 Form (Download Form) 4 passport size photographs Original passport with photocopy Police report for lost passport Affidavit for lost passport Joint Affidavit from 2 witnesses for loss passport (if required by consular officer) Copies of passports and ACR/ICR of Indian witnesses (if required by consular officer) Air -booking certificate NBI clearance	885
10.	LEGAL CAPACITY	Original Indian passport with photocopy Original valid ID of the Indian national and the Filipino national with photocopy Original Birth Certificate of the Filipino national, authenticated by National Statistics Office (issued by Main Office – NSO Quezon City) Original Joint / Separate affidavit of parents of the Filipino national giving consent to the marriage with the Indian national irrespective of any age which should be authenticated by DFA (Department of Foreign Affairs) In case of the death of parents (Filipino or Indian National) the applicant should provide Death Certificate duly authenticated by DFA/ MEA Original Joint / Separate affidavit of parents of the Indian national, giving consent to the marriage with the Filipino national irrespective of any age which should be authenticated by: Locally notarized from India (if staying in India) Attested by Indian Mission in the country (if staying outside India) Copies of valid IDs of the parents (both Indian and Filipino) Original affidavit of singleness / willingness of the Filipino national authenticated by DFA (Department of Foreign Affairs) CENOMAR (Certificate of No Marriage) from NSO for Indian and Filipino Joint affidavit from Indian and Filipino on how they met each other and what are their plans after getting married Original employment certificate from the company of the Indian national Certificate of bachelorhood issued by the: area Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) / Court authorities, from where the applicant belongs counter-attested by the Home Department of the State concerned; and then counter-attested by the CPV Division of the Ministry of External Affairs, Patiala House, New Delhi In case the Indian national is already married in Philippines, then: a certificate/affidavit from the Indian national or his parent(s) indicating that the Indian national is not already married to anyone in India and that the Filipino national is the only spouse since (date), with children (if any); the certificate/ affidavit is to be attested by area SDM / court authorities; and the same certificate/ affidavit is also to be counter-attested by the Home Department of the State concerned; and then counter-attested by the CPV Division of the Ministry of External Affairs, Patiala House, New Delhi Photocopies of all the documents Indian and Filipino need to come personally for an interview by the Consul Application is upon approval of the Consul Processing time: 3 working days	660

(A) Renunciation of Indian Citizenship:

Persons of Indian origin who have already acquired foreign citizenship until 31 May 2010 will not be required to pay renunciation fees of Php.5,466/-; he/she will be required to pay Miscellaneous fees of Php.1,400/- when getting the old Indian passport cancelled/surrendered.
In future those Indian citizens who acquire foreign citizenship on or after June 1, 2010 will have to submit declaration of renunciation of their Indian citizenship and fees of Php.5, 466/-.
If the applicant has already renounced Indian citizenship, he/she should have one of the following as proof:

A Certificate of Renunciation issued by a Embassy of India or,

An Indian Passport that contains a stamp that specifically renounces the citizenship.

If the applicant has NOT renounced his/her Indian citizenship, or does not have proof, the following must be provided:

Two (2) copies of the completed renunciation form. The application for renunciation may be made on the Form-17 in the Embassy.

Renunciation fee of Php.5, 466/- (for those who acquired foreign citizenship on or after June 1, 2010) or Php.1400/- (for those who acquired foreign citizenship until 31 May, 2010).
To be provided only in cases where foreign passport is issued on or after June 1, 2010 while naturalization took place on or before May 31, 2010: Copy of the Naturalization Certificate. For minors who were not issued naturalization certificates, the parents must write a statement that the minor’s citizenship was obtained through the parents, and provide a copy of the parent’s naturalization certificate.
Most recent Indian passport that was issued in India/abroad. Applicant must provide photocopies of the first three pages of the passport and the last two pages of the passport. In case passport has been lost, a police report must be filed which specifically mentions loss of passport and submit the same. Passport particulars will be verified from Passport Issuing Authority (PIA) before OCI/PIO Card application is processed.

(B) Surrender of Indian Passport:

Surrender of Indian Passport after acquisition of foreign passport

Indian passport holders are required to surrender their passports to the nearest Indian Mission/Post immediately after acquisition of foreign nationality. Indian Citizenship Act does not allow dual citizenship (there is sometimes misconception that OCI card is dual citizenship). However, it has been observed that many individuals continue to retain their Indian passport and some travel on them; there are yet others who get fresh passports issued by suppression of information even several years after they acquired foreign citizenship. Such persons surrender their passports only when they need to take OCI cards, etc.

2. Since the misuse of Indian passports as described above constitutes offences under Section 12(1A) of the Passports Act 1967, which states:

“whoever, not being a citizen of India-
(a) makes an application for a passport or obtains a passport by suppressing information about his nationality, or

b) holds a forged passport or any travel document shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than one year but which may extend to five years and with fine which shall not be less than ten thousand rupees but which may extend to fifty thousand rupees”, It has been decided by the Government of India to impose penalty on a graded scale for such violations as per details given below:

Sl. No.	Scenario	Penalty	Section
1.	Passport not surrendered up to three years and not used for travel after obtaining foreign passport	No penalty	--
2.	Passport not surrendered up to three years and travelled once after obtaining foreign passport	No penalty for retention of passport, but penalty of Php. 7,651/- for travel on Indian passport	12 (1A)
3.	Passport not surrendered up to three years and travelled more than once after obtaining foreign passport	No penalty for retention of passport, but penalty of Php. 7,651/- for each travel on Indian passport (aggregate penalty on travel not to exceed Php. 38,251/-	12(1A)
4.	Passport not surrendered for over three years and used for travel after obtaining foreign passport	Penalty of Php. 7,651/- for retention of passport and penalty of Php. 7,651/- for each travel on Indian passport (aggregate penalty on travel not to exceed Php. 38,251/-)	12(1A)
5.	Renewal/re-issue of Indian passport and travelling on it after acquiring foreign nationality	(i) Php. 19,126/- for each renewal/re-issue and (ii) Php. 7,651/- for each travel on Indian passport (aggregate penalty on travel not to exceed Php. 38,251)	12(1A)

3. The question of levy of penalty for retention/travel on Indian passports after acquisition of foreign nationality arises only for passports whose final validity expired on or after 01 June, 2005

4.A grace period of three months is allowed from the date of acquisition of foreign citizenship, for the purpose of travel on Indian passport. Therefore, no penalty will be leviable for travel on Indian passport within three months of acquisition of foreign passport.

Requirements for surrender of Indian passport:

Form 17 to be filled in duplicate accompanied by two passport size photographs and to be signed before the Consular Officer.

Renunciation fee of Php.5,466 (for those who acquired foreign citizenship on or after June 1, 2010) or Php.1400/- (for those who acquired foreign citizenship until 31 May, 2010. Indian passport will be surrendered simultaneously. In addition, penalty will also be payable if the passport is not surrendered immediately on acquisition of a foreign passport as per details given above.
Surrender certificate will be issued only when the passport is surrendered .If any passport holder claims that he/she has lost his/her passport or totally damaged his/her passport , obviously surrender certificate cannot be issued .
All surrendered Indian passports and booklets will be cancelled and returned to the passport holders.
Duration for grant of service – 3 working days.

NOTE: Penalty will be determined if the passport is not surrendered immediately on acquisition
of a foreign passport, and no request or appeal for exemption of this penalty shall be entertained.
Note: If miscellaneous service is taken after acquisition of foreign nationality (after three months’ grace period), a penalty of Php. 7651/- for each occasion (whether one service or more) will be imposed).

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