What should I do if the Indian immigration stamped the wrong visa on my Indian passport?
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I returned to India from US today and at the New Delhi airport, the immigration officer stamped my arrival date on my expired Schengen visa instead of my current F1 US visa. The problem is that I noticed this issue after coming to Vadodara which is a 1.5 hour flight away from New Delhi.
Will this be a problem for me when I try to return to the US for my studies? If yes, what should I do to fix this problem?
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How can I correct my Indian passport error?
Also, every applicant is given opportunity to verify particulars at Counter-A of PSK/POPSK. However, if you find any mistake/error in the particulars printed in the passport booklet as per the application form submitted, please return the passport for necessary rectification at Regional Passport Office concerned.What happens if you make a mistake on your visa application?
Mistakes on application form can be disastrous. If the mistake is interpreted by officials as an attempt to mislead or deceive, the application must be refused. If the application is for an entry clearance, it will also lead to a 10 year ban on re-entry.How long does it take to correct error on passport?
How Long Does it Take to Change or Correct a Passport? No-fee service by mail will take up to 8 weeks. Expedited passport corrections by mail cost $60 in government fees and take 2-3 weeks to be processed.Can Indian visa be transferred to new passport?
You may apply for transfer of your valid Indian visa from old to your new passport. Please fill up the online visa application form at https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/visa/index.html Submit hard copy of the form at one of our authorised visa collection centres along with both the passports (old & new).Five arrested for altering passports; 88 passports seized
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