PASSPORT - COMPLAINTS & SUGGESTIONS :

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Shri R. Swaminathan - CHIEF PASSPORT OFFICER
Joint Secretary (CPV) & Chief Passport Officer,
Ministry of External Affairs,
Room No. 20, 1st Floor, Patiala House Annexe,
New Delhi-110001
Tel: 91 11 23384519, 23384497, Fax: 23782821,
Email: grv.jscpv@mea.gov.in

If you have any complaints regarding the Issuance of Passports and suggestions for the improvement (if any), please contact Respective Regional Passport Officer. If not satisfied with the service , you can write/ Telephone / Fax to the Officers.

Public Relations Officer (Public Grievances)
Tel: 91-11-23384519, 23384497
Fax:23384461,
Email: propg@mea.gov.in

In your complaints, please mention your e-mail address and contact telephone number, please mention your File Reference number (if available).
Shri V.S.D.L. Surendra, PO E-mail - rpo.vizag@mea.gov.in
43-11-20/ABC,
Subbalakshmi Nagar
Visakhapatnam-530016 AP.
Tel : 0891-2745746, 2745747
Fax - 2745748

Shri B.Balabhaskar, RPO E-mail - mailto:rpo.hyderabad@mea.gov.in
D.No.8-2-215 to 219
Kummarguda
Secunderabad - 500003
Tel No 040 27715333, 27716149, 27715115, 27704414, 27708585, 4646, 4689, 4747
Fax - 040 27705656

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Government of India - Ministry of External Affairs

RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005
Appellate Authority
Sh. R. Swaminathan, E-mail : grv.jscpv@mea.gov.in
Joint Secretary (CPV) & Chief Passport Officer,
Room No. 20, Patiala House,
Ministry of External Affairs,
Tilak Marg,
New Delhi -110001
Fax no +91-11-23782821
Central Public Information Officer
Sh. R.N. Kajla, E-mail : uscpvrti@mea.gov.in
Under Secretary (CPV-RTI)RTI Section,
CPV DivisionPatiala House Annexe,
Tilak Marg,
New Delhi-110001
Fax no +91-11-23782821
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