New Rules for E-Passport Application Cancellation

New Rules for E-Passport Application Cancellation. If you’ve realized that there’s an error in your e-passport application after submitting it online, or if the passport office has returned your application by mistake, you may need to cancel your application.

To do this, you should write a formal petition addressed to the Assistant Director of the Regional Passport Office. In your petition, clearly state the mistake and your request to cancel the application.

It’s important to note that once a passport application is submitted, it cannot be amended or a new application cannot be made using the same National ID (NID). However, you may still have the opportunity to correct the application by submitting a request directly at the passport office.

Should the application be canceled, those who made payments online during the application will also lose their fee invoices. Rather than canceling the application, correct it.

Using this blog, you will learn how to cancel an e-passport application and what you should consider before canceling.

Passport Regional Office Assistant Director must receive a written request for cancellation of an e-passport application. Including the online application summary page with the written application is recommended. Application cancellation may be done on the same day or may take two days.

If you want to cancel your passport application, many brokers will ask you for money. The broker does not need to be paid extra. In order to cancel a passport application, the Assistant Deputy Director of Passport Office must write a petition manually.

If you do not submit your passport application within 6 months, it will automatically be canceled. However, waiting 6 months is not necessary.

If you make a written cancellation request within a few days, the application can be canceled. If possible, you might be able to do it day by day. Your passport application can be reapplied after it has been canceled.

Date: . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

To,
The Assistant Director,
Regional Passport Office,
Noakhali.

Subject: Application for Cancellation of E-Passport Application

Respected Sir,

I, [Your Name], son/daughter of [Father’s Name] and [Mother’s Name], respectfully submit this request for the cancellation of my e-passport application. I applied for an e-passport on [Date of Application] with Online Registration ID No. OID100580**. However, due to an error, the [specific information, such as Name/Date of Birth/Mobile Number/National Identity Card Number/Birth Registration Number/other information] was incorrectly entered in my application.

Given this mistake, I kindly request that you cancel my current e-passport application so that I may reapply with the correct information.

Thank you for your understanding and prompt attention to this matter.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]
[Village, Upazila], Noakhali
Mobile: 01814000000

It is not possible to cancel the passport application without canceling the challan. E-passports are invoiced with your National Identity Card and name. Invoice validity is six months. The payment challans will be cancelled for those who paid online through ekpay when applying online.

It is not necessary to worry if you’ve paid your passport fee through an offline method, such as a challan or a bank transfer. If you reapply for an e-passport, you can use the same challan.

Remember, you will need to apply for the same type of e-passport again with the same passport validity, pages, and mode of delivery as previously. As you will be using the previous invoice.

Passport offices might harass you if there is a mistake in the e-passport application. Re-apply and make sure you enter the information correctly with the help of an experienced person.

Submitting the wrong information on an application is never a good idea. Due to the consequences you have to face. Incorrect information may cause your passport to be returned unprinted after enrollment. It is possible that the police will not give a positive report during the verification process.

The passport office must be notified if the information is incorrect. Correct if necessary. You should cancel your passport application if it cannot be done.