Moving to India with US born kid

[CVR]

OCI rules change ainaayi kada new passport new OCI ani..

ippudu India lo US passport renewal cheyiste kotha OCI yaada istaar vayya...India lo undi OCI renew cheyinchocha? anybody faced this situation?

[afdb002]

12 minutes ago, CVR said:

OCI rules change ainaayi kada new passport new OCI ani..

ippudu India lo US passport renewal cheyiste kotha OCI yaada istaar vayya...India lo undi OCI renew cheyinchocha? anybody faced this situation?

cheyyochu google chesi kanukko

[CVR]

1 minute ago, afdb002 said:

cheyyochu google chesi kanukko

googling chestaane unna....India lo OCI renewal dorktale

[pandemkodi]

Cheyyochu  I guess 

[CVR]

3 minutes ago, pandemkodi said:

Cheyyochu  I guess 

process endi? 

[nag_mama]

Indianfrro.gov.in

[Assam_Bhayya]

55 minutes ago, CVR said:

OCI rules change ainaayi kada new passport new OCI ani..

ippudu India lo US passport renewal cheyiste kotha OCI yaada istaar vayya...India lo undi OCI renew cheyinchocha? anybody faced this situation?

I moved last year when my kid is 18 months old. We can apply for OCI card anytime within 5 yrs of age unlike for other US citizens over 5 yrs age have to procure OCI card within 6 months of arrival. In case if you're moving for good, get the birth certificate apostille in US itself, i hope u applied for multiple original copies of birth certificate which everyone usually does.

[CVR]

2 minutes ago, Assam_Bhayya said:

I moved last year when my kid is 18 months old. We can apply for OCI card anytime within 5 yrs of age unlike for other US citizens over 5 yrs age have to procure OCI card within 6 months of arrival. In case if you're moving for good, get the birth certificate apostille in US itself, i hope u applied for multiple original copies of birth certificate which everyone usually does.

yes, moving for good. birth certificates oka 3 to 4 teeskunna already.

but ee birth certificate apostille ante endi bro? 

FRRO office la ne kada OCI apply chesedi?

[CVR]

22 minutes ago, nag_mama said:

Indianfrro.gov.in

Thanks mama

[sattipandu]

11 minutes ago, CVR said:

yes, moving for good. birth certificates oka 3 to 4 teeskunna already.

but ee birth certificate apostille ante endi bro? 

FRRO office la ne kada OCI apply chesedi?

Kabhi kabhi thoda google karo yaarooo...

https://www.onesourceprocess.com/apostille-birth-certificate/

An apostille is the certification of authenticity that is recognized among countries that are members of the Hague Convention of 1961. The apostille confirms the seals and signatures of documents (such as birth certificates) are true copies of the original.

If your destination country is not a member of the Hague Convention of 1961, then your birth certificate will need to follow the legalization process through the Embassy or Consulate.


India Not party to that convention 

https://www.activefilings.com/incorporation-services/international-plan/list-of-parties-to-the-1961-hague-convention/

[CVR]

4 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

Kabhi kabhi thoda google karo yaarooo...

https://www.onesourceprocess.com/apostille-birth-certificate/

An apostille is the certification of authenticity that is recognized among countries that are members of the Hague Convention of 1961. The apostille confirms the seals and signatures of documents (such as birth certificates) are true copies of the original.

If your destination country is not a member of the Hague Convention of 1961, then your birth certificate will need to follow the legalization process through the Embassy or Consulate.


India Not party to that convention 

https://www.activefilings.com/incorporation-services/international-plan/list-of-parties-to-the-1961-hague-convention/

thanks 

[afdb002]

18 minutes ago, sattipandu said:

Kabhi kabhi thoda google karo yaarooo...

https://www.onesourceprocess.com/apostille-birth-certificate/

An apostille is the certification of authenticity that is recognized among countries that are members of the Hague Convention of 1961. The apostille confirms the seals and signatures of documents (such as birth certificates) are true copies of the original.

If your destination country is not a member of the Hague Convention of 1961, then your birth certificate will need to follow the legalization process through the Embassy or Consulate.


India Not party to that convention 

https://www.activefilings.com/incorporation-services/international-plan/list-of-parties-to-the-1961-hague-convention/

Mem seyyam raja

[HEROO]

4 hours ago, sattipandu said:

Kabhi kabhi thoda google karo yaarooo...

https://www.onesourceprocess.com/apostille-birth-certificate/

An apostille is the certification of authenticity that is recognized among countries that are members of the Hague Convention of 1961. The apostille confirms the seals and signatures of documents (such as birth certificates) are true copies of the original.

If your destination country is not a member of the Hague Convention of 1961, then your birth certificate will need to follow the legalization process through the Embassy or Consulate.


India Not party to that convention 

https://www.activefilings.com/incorporation-services/international-plan/list-of-parties-to-the-1961-hague-convention/

@satipanduinthaki india ki vallalante process follow avvala or ikkada teesukuna birth certificate valid a ? pls tell

[HEROO]

bros also pillala school fees NRI fees charge chesthara us born pillalaki entha vuntay usual ga international school fees for us kids in hyderabad ?

[Sarvapindi]

6 hours ago, CVR said:

OCI rules change ainaayi kada new passport new OCI ani..

ippudu India lo US passport renewal cheyiste kotha OCI yaada istaar vayya...India lo undi OCI renew cheyinchocha? anybody faced this situation?

Y moving bro