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Reissue of passport as pages exhausted


18-Jan-2023 (In Civil Law)
An FIR was lodged agaist me for some money matter and within 45 days period the matter was mutually resolved and necessary paperwork was done between me and other party. The police has made the final report(FR) on that basis and submitted to the civil court. But due to lack of dates and judge presence i am unable to get the court order for the same. Will i have problem in reissuance of my passport as my pages are exhausted?
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Answer #1
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This is not a big issue. But you need to be cautious this time because complaint has a right to file protest petition at this stage. Befor give you proper advice i need to see all the documents like FIR, Final Report and the paper or stamp by which you resolved your matter.
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Answer #2
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no, just pendency of the criminal cases are not bar in issuance or reissuance of passport. you can ask the court by filing urgent application for the issuance of the proper order of dismissal. moreover, you can also submit the settlement agreement or understanding if passport is still on reissued.
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