Kaagazaat
OCI and Passport Surrender Declarations
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A. My foreign citizenship
A1. That I was a citizen of India and held the Indian passport whose number is stated above.
A3. That I understand that Indian law does not allow a person to hold Indian citizenship together with the citizenship of another country, and that I will not use my Indian passport for travel after taking the foreign citizenship.
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