Passport Office Khammam

To get an appointment at a Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) in Khammam, follow these steps through the Passport Seva Portal. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

1. Step 1: Register on the Passport Seva Portal
2. Step 2: Fill Out the Passport Application Form
3. Step 3: Schedule an Appointment
4. Step 4: Confirm and Print Appointment Details
5. Step 5: Visit the Passport Seva Kendra in Khammam on Appointment Day.

To get the formalities, required to obtain a new passport or renewal of existing passport, done the online registration is mandatory. If you have any doubt or you want to get more information you can visit the above mentioned address in Khammam and speak to the person available at the help desk.

Yes, you can visit to the passport seva kendra for general enquiries, but to know the status of your passport the online option is better. That will save your time.

A 36-page passport is the standard passport for most travelers, while a 60-page passport is meant for frequent travelers who need more space for visa stamps. Both have the same validity.

To apply for a minor's passport, fill out the application on the Passport Seva Portal, upload required documents (like proof of DOB and parents' ID), and schedule an appointment. Parents or guardians must accompany the minor to the appointment.

Passports for minors (below 18) are generally valid for 5 years or until the child turns 18, whichever is earlier.

No, Aadhaar is not mandatory but is accepted as proof of identity and address. Other documents can also be used.

If you don’t have a birth certificate, alternative documents like a school-leaving certificate, PAN card, or Aadhaar can be submitted as proof of birth, depending on your age.

Yes, police verification is typically required for most applicants, though it may be conducted after issuance for Tatkal applications.

An e-passport contains an embedded electronic chip with the holder’s personal information and biometric data, enhancing security and speeding up processing.

The mPassport Seva App provides information on passport services, application status, and document requirements. You can start an application but must complete it on the Passport Seva Portal.

Yes, you can apply for a passport at the nearest Indian embassy or consulate.

Review the rejection reason, correct any issues, and reapply with complete and accurate information.

Yes, but you must disclose your criminal record in the application, and additional clearances may be required.

Police verification involves a background check by local police to confirm your address and identity. It’s typically required before passport issuance.

1. RPO: Regional Passport Office for complex cases and administration.
2. PSK: Passport Seva Kendra for front-end services like application submission.
3. POPSK: Post Office PSK, offering basic passport services in smaller towns.

You can choose the Tatkal option, which often allows police verification after issuance. Ensuring accurate details also helps speed up verification.

If verification fails, your application may be rejected, and you’ll need to reapply, addressing the issue that caused the failure.

No, once the application is submitted, the photograph cannot be changed. Ensure it meets guidelines before submission.

Yes, biometric data (fingerprints and photograph) is required for all applicants at the PSK.

Bring original and photocopies of required documents, such as proof of address, identity, date of birth, and appointment confirmation receipt.