PIO to OCI Conversion - Submission at Mumbai FRRO Experience
Posted: Thu Feb 25, 2016 7:51 pm
Friends,
I just submitted the physical PIO to OCI conversion application for my minor son at Mumbai FRRO. I had previously completed and printed the online application.
1. Online, I had uploaded my son's passport & PIO card & birth certificate & my passport in addition to the required photo and his signature.
2. I submitted the printed online application (original + copy) & copy of his passport & copy of his PIO card. All copies where self attested by my son.
3. Originals of these two were verified.
4. I did not have to show or attach any other documents and I think that I did not need to upload my son's birth certificate and my passport as well.
5. All in all, it took 15 minutes. I was given a receipt and was told track online or call - it will take two and a half months.
6. His current PIO is good for travel.
When I asked if this conversion was mandatory - I was told that after March 31st 2016, there may be a charge for this conversion but no confirmation of this conversion being mandatory was given.
I just submitted the physical PIO to OCI conversion application for my minor son at Mumbai FRRO. I had previously completed and printed the online application.
1. Online, I had uploaded my son's passport & PIO card & birth certificate & my passport in addition to the required photo and his signature.
2. I submitted the printed online application (original + copy) & copy of his passport & copy of his PIO card. All copies where self attested by my son.
3. Originals of these two were verified.
4. I did not have to show or attach any other documents and I think that I did not need to upload my son's birth certificate and my passport as well.
5. All in all, it took 15 minutes. I was given a receipt and was told track online or call - it will take two and a half months.
6. His current PIO is good for travel.
When I asked if this conversion was mandatory - I was told that after March 31st 2016, there may be a charge for this conversion but no confirmation of this conversion being mandatory was given.