In Delhi, the government has launched the mPassport police app, a new online passport verification service. In just five days, this facility says, the passport verification process will be finished.
The previous 15-day waiting period for verification has been replaced by the new system. The entire process of police report verification and submission will be paperless as a result of this move.
“Individuals living in Delhi will never again need to stress over their visas as they will presently get the police leeway in no less than five days as against the previous 15 days. A facility for mobile phone and tablet computer passport verification has been established.
According to a PTI report, Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that “their online processing will reduce the problems faced by people.” On average, 2,000 passport applications are received each day.
Shah asserted that the year 2023 will be pivotal for the Delhi Police because it will be required to remain alert for the upcoming G20 summit, which will be attended by dignitaries from all over the world.
Procedures for submitting an online passport application via the Passport Seva portal or the mPassport mobile application:
Step 1: The mPassport Seva facility can be accessed by people living in Delhi using their mobile, computer or tablet. They should first register there
Step 2: Next, they need to login nd click the “Apply for Police Clearance Certificate” link.
Step 3: One should submit the details then and click on “Pay and Schedule Appointment” on the “View Saved/Submitted Applications” screen to schedule an appointment and make payment
Step 4: After payment is successful, users need to click “Print Application Receipt”, or wait for an SMS of the receipt which they can show
Step 5: After this, they are required to visit the Passport Seva Kendra where the appointment is scheduled. Users must take all necessary documents there
The Passport Seva Kendra where the appointment is scheduled is their next stop. The police typically label the passport application based on the passport’s status and verification. Users are required to bring all necessary documents. The passport can be in one of three different states: clear, negative, or incomplete.
