Passport Office in Karimganj

Post Office PSK Karimganj

Address Post Office Passport Seva Kendra Karimganj, Head Post Office Kali Bari Road, Dist Karimganj, Assam - 788710
Contact number 080110 42257
Fax NA
Working Days Monday to Friday
Appointment Timing 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
ATM Operational
Regional Passport Officer Shri Naorem J. Singh
Officer Contact number 0361-2302607,2300101
Officer Fax No. 0361-2300101
Officer Contact Email rpo.guwahati@mea.gov.in
Grievance Cell Officer Name

Shri Amal chandra Biswas

Grievance Cell Officer Contact No.

0361-2302607,2300101

Public Grievance Cell Officer Name

Shri Bal Krishan

Telephone number

91-11-23384497

Fax number

91-11-23384461

Email address

passport.pg@mea.gov.in

Public Grievance Cell Address

Public Grievance Officer PSP Division, Ministry of External Affairs Room No. 24, Patiala House Tilak Marg, New Delhi - 110001

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FAQs on Passport Offices in Karimganj

Can NRIs avail passports in Karimganj?

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Yes, Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can avail an Indian passport in Karimganj as long as they possess the citizenship of their motherland.

Yes, Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) can avail an Indian passport in Karimganj as long as they possess the citizenship of their motherland.

How is a passport dispatched from the passport office?

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Once the passport is approved and finalised, the passport office dispatches it via the India Post speed post to your residential address as mentioned on the application form.

Once the passport is approved and finalised, the passport office dispatches it via the India Post speed post to your residential address as mentioned on the application form.

Can an individual with a criminal record in Karimganj avail a passport?

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Getting a passport is next to impossible for most persons accused of criminal activities. In certain crimes, the alleged perpetrator cannot get a passport till they are absolved of charges. Persons accused under some sections of the IPC are eligible for passports, but they must undergo strict additional scrutiny.

Getting a passport is next to impossible for most persons accused of criminal activities. In certain crimes, the alleged perpetrator cannot get a passport till they are absolved of charges. Persons accused under some sections of the IPC are eligible for passports, but they must undergo strict additional scrutiny.