Online Passport Verification

An Indian passport remains valid for ten years from the date of issue, necessitating renewal thereafter.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday inaugurated an online facility for passport verification -- mPassport Seva -- and dedicated the mobile forensic vehicles inducted into the Delhi Police to people.

In order to apply for a passport or get re-issuance, you will have to go to the passport office for verification at the least. Follow the steps below to find the most nearby passport office online.

No police verification is required for reissue of passports, the government said today. "For reissue of passports, police verification is not required, provided the first passport had been issued on the basis of clear police report," Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh told Lok Sabha in a written reply.

The project will be launched in Bengaluru as Karnataka has a robust police database called Police IT.

Bengaluru will become the first city to have online police verification process for passports with its launch in November as part of a country-wide project that will cut down the time required for issuing the travel document from a month at present to just a week.

Delhi Police today received an award for its high level of service, commitment and contribution to good governance by way of speedy verification of passport applicants.

Andhra Pradesh director general of police JV Ramudu today said that online passport police verification service (PPVS) will be introduced all over the state by May 30.

An Indian passport remains valid for ten years from the date of issue, necessitating renewal thereafter.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday inaugurated an online facility for passport verification -- mPassport Seva -- and dedicated the mobile forensic vehicles inducted into the Delhi Police to people.

In order to apply for a passport or get re-issuance, you will have to go to the passport office for verification at the least. Follow the steps below to find the most nearby passport office online.

No police verification is required for reissue of passports, the government said today. "For reissue of passports, police verification is not required, provided the first passport had been issued on the basis of clear police report," Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh told Lok Sabha in a written reply.

The project will be launched in Bengaluru as Karnataka has a robust police database called Police IT.

Bengaluru will become the first city to have online police verification process for passports with its launch in November as part of a country-wide project that will cut down the time required for issuing the travel document from a month at present to just a week.

Delhi Police today received an award for its high level of service, commitment and contribution to good governance by way of speedy verification of passport applicants.

Andhra Pradesh director general of police JV Ramudu today said that online passport police verification service (PPVS) will be introduced all over the state by May 30.