Request to Re-dispatch Your Printing Passport
The request to “re-dispatch” a printed passport typically arises when the passport has been printed but has not been delivered, or the delivery attempt failed. Here’s a clear guide on what to do, whom to contact, and the process for requesting a re-dispatch.
Understanding the Situation
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Step-by-Step Action Plan
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Step 1: Status is “Passport has been printed” for a Long Time Step 2: Status is “Passport has been dispatched,” but You Haven’t Received It Step 3: The Courier Was Returned to the RPO. Submit a Request for Re-dispatch by mail, or you can go to RPO with documents and a letter to redispatch your printing passport. |
How to Write a Request for Re-dispatch
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Your Full Name
Date: [Date of Writing] To,
Subject: Urgent Request to Re-dispatch Printed Passport – ARN: [Your ARN] / Speed Post No: [Your Consignment Number]
Sir/Madam, I, [Your Full Name], would like to bring to your kind attention that I have not received my printed passport, which was dispatched from your office. The relevant details of my application and dispatch are as follows:
Upon tracking the consignment on the India Post website, the status indicates: “[ The status from India Post, e.g., ‘Item returned to sender’ or ‘Addressee not available’]”. I have verified that my address is correct and is available to receive the delivery. The passport could not be delivered and has been returned to your office. Therefore, I humbly request you to:
I have ensured that my address is correct and that someone will be available to receive the delivery. Thank you for your understanding and prompt action in this matter. Sincerely, (Your Signature) [Your Full Name] |
Enclosures:
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Screenshot of the India Post tracking status showing the problem (e.g., “Returned to Sender”).
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Self-attested copy of your Aadhaar Card or other address proof.
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Copy of your passport application acknowledgment (ARN page).
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