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[QUOTE=rajaR2I;382924]Will you ask the same question to USCIS where they accidentely approve some GC prior to the candidate's priority date is being current and ask them to surrender their GC when USCIS finds about it later?[/QUOTE] Did it happen to anyone? If yes then he should ask. BTW my kid's ...

[QUOTE=hitraj;382800]I was also in same boat where my daughter had OCI in 2006 when we were still india citizens.Now when I did renewal this y ear for her , we had become US citizens so we didnt had any issue.[/QUOTE] So did they ask you to surrender OCI when you tried earlier (before becoming US ...

[QUOTE=vsudhu;382734]They are right in asking for the OCI back. You should get a PIO instead. Do you have any concerns with that ?[/QUOTE] Yes dear I have concerns, could you justify your statements - unless you work for Consulate. I would like to tell one more thing I paid double for OCI when I ...

I sent an application to Indian Consulate for stamping my kid's new passport with OCI visa (she already has OCI), they say come and give back the OCI. According to them my kid should not have OCI because none of the parents is US citizen. When my kid was issued OCI (first year OCI was launched ...

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I've been to consulate office. They say to use misc. services online and then send appl by mail., it will take around a month for processing. He said some airlines may allow oci on old passport, I don't know what it have to do with airlines??? So if you send the appl with passport, you basically ...

When applying online Miscellaneous Services, it says it is not mandatory. Does anyone have experience on travelling on expired passport with OCI.

[QUOTE=Got2GoHome;275258]OP, I can understand your feelings. I have been carrying the same frustration for the last couple of years and am eagerly hoping that GOI amends that restriction. I had contacted the overseas department with that query and got a reply saying that an ammendment is expected ...

[QUOTE=libertarian;275190]From Indian Embassy website: [I]2. Who is not eligible? * Foreign-born minor children are not eligible for OCI if both the parents are Indian citizens holding Indian Passports[/I] There is no "still" The rationale is, if at least one of the parents is eligible for OCI, then ...

[QUOTE=gurusw;274902]Get US passport for the kid, and then PIO. That's how it is.[/QUOTE] But I have heard some clever minds have secured OCI, is there any way? I wanted to get OCI for my kid instead of PIO. Do you know the logic behind not allowing OCI for kids born to Indian parents but to US ...