Ans. We do several things differently, We are timely, creative and honest We take limited number of clients and give them our entire focus.

Ans. A passport is a travel document issued by a country’s government to its citizens that verifies the identity and nationality of the holder for the purpose of international travel. Passports are small booklets that typically contain the bearer’s name, place of birth, date of birth, the date of issue, date of expiry, passport number, photo and signature.

Ans. You can qualify for Indian citizenship by being born in the country, being born elsewhere but with at least one Indian parent, or by being granted citizenship through a naturalization process. If none of these categories apply you will not be classed as an Indian citizen, and will not be entitled to an Indian passport.

Ans. All private citizens applies for an ordinary passport however the other two types of passports are for government workers who are being send overseas on official business only.

Ans. Passports are important legal documents and if you lose your passport or suspect it might have been stolen, this has to be reported to the Police. You can then apply to have your passport reissued.

Ans. As per Govt. the standard timeline is 30 days from the date of application.

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Ans. This is the service, allowing you to obtain your passport in a shorter time. It costs twice as much as the standard passport service but is a good option for people who require their passport in a hurry.

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Ans. Tatkaal Passport takes 3-4 working days excluding date of Appointment and without Police Verification.

Ans. Applicants with confirmed appointments, due to any reason/reasons if you are not able to make the visit on appointment date, you can cancel or reschedule the appointment for 2 times with in that year of first appointment date.

Ans. After completing the payment process, you will get a confirmation that your payment has been processed successfully. You will also get a mail in your registered email id.

Ans. Our prices are all inclusive and you need not pay anything extra.

Ans. Yes. Amount collected will be returned to customer's source method at the time of Cancellation which may take 7-10 days. Once your appointment is booked then there will be no refund.

Ans. We do not accept applications outside India but the site is accessible to all and we do take applications from around the world provided the address and person is in India.

Ans. PSK – Passport Service Kendra – is the passport office where you can get information about your passport and apply for either a new passport or renewal of an existing passport. There are dozens of different PSK offices across India.

Ans. If you have lost your passport while overseas, or have moved overseas permanently but want to renew an Indian passport, then Indian Embassies, Consulates and High Commissions across the globe can perform the same services as the passport offices in India.

Ans. If you have lost your passport while overseas, or have moved overseas permanently but want to renew an Indian passport, then Indian Embassies, Consulates and High Commissions across the globe can perform the same services as the passport offices in India.

Ans. No, the PSK core hours are between 9.30am and 4.30pm, Monday to Friday. They are not open at the weekend, even for urgent issues. Make an appointment online for a time which is most convenient for you.

Ans. It’s wise to book your appointment for as soon as you can after filling in your application online. System allows you to select the appointment time which is most suitable, try not to let things slip too long.

Ans. If you’ve changed your name because you’ve got married, or other details on your passport are incorrect, then you can apply to have these corrected.

Ans. Indian passports have two languages on them, English and Hindi. There is no option to choose to have passports issued in other languages.

Ans. You can reach to us for any questions related to your Passport.

Ans. You have to attend in person for your passport interview, even if you are ill or if it is very inconvenient for you to do so. You are allowed to bring someone with you for your passport interview if you find it difficult to travel.