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Basic documents are same as for normal passport, namelyProof of Date of Birth i.e. Birth Certificate, etcIdentity proof with photograph (to be verified by Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) Officials from the address proof and other documents)Proof of residence (Column 4: Present Residential Address Details (where applicant presently resides). Please note that heavy penalty is applicable if the applicant provides false information or suppresses information regarding present residential address details.<Column 4.1: Residing Since> Write the date (in the MM-YYYY format) since when you have been residing at your present address.  If you have been residing at your present residential address for less than one year, you are required to furnish details of the previous address (es) where you have resided along with the duration of residence in Column 3 of the Supplementary Form.Proof of nationality (to be verified by Passport Seva Kendra (PSK) Officials from the supporting documents submitted).Please visit the following link for complete step by step procedurePassport Seva Welcome MessageStep by step procedure would be:1. Locate a Passport Seva Kendra – Laghu Kendra near you http://www.passportindia.gov.in/AppOnlineProject/locatePSK/locatePFCInp2. Check Appointment availability http://www.passportindia.gov.in/AppOnlineProject/online/apptAvailStatus3. Make online payment by net banking (SBI) Debit/Credit (master or VISA) Bank challan (Pay normal fee even for Tatkaal. Any additional fee is to be paid cash at PSK etc.)4. Schedule/reschedule/cancel appointment online.5. Fill in online application.6. Visit the center on the appointed day with all the original proofs asked for.7. Tatkaal -Police Verification is Post-Passport Issuance basis. Passport is expected to be dispatched on third working day.Hope it helps

A valid Driving License, issued under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, is an essential document to drive a motor vehicle in any public place in India. In the State of Kerala driving licenses are being issued by the Motor Vehicles Department through its 17 Regional and 42 Sub Regional Transport Offices. One should have proper authorization in the license to drive specific class/classes of vehicle he intends to drive.ELIGIBILITY CONDTIONSIf you are between 16 and 18 years you can apply, with the written consent of your parents, for a driving license to drive a Motor Cycle below 50cc.If you are 18 years or more, you can apply for a driving license to drive a non-transport vehicle.If you are 20 years or more and having one year driving experience in non-transport vehicles, you can apply for a transport vehicle driving license. A pass in 8th standard is an additional condition to get a transport vehicle driving license. You will be exempted from one year driving experience if you need a transport vehicle Driving License only to drive Auto-Rickshaw.Vehicles using for hire or reward are classified as transport vehicles and others are classified as non-transport vehicles.LEARNERS LICENSEOn submission of the application you will be required to undergo a computer based Learner’s test. Your knowledge on Road Rules and Regulations, Signals and signs, Road manners, defensive driving etc will be tested.Facility for practicing the test is provided in this site; and also in the Information kiosk in the office.A Learner’s License, valid for six months and valid throughout India, will be issued to you on passing the test. If you fail in the test you can reappear for re-test on any of the coming working days on paying fee of Rs.30/-Date for Road Test will be mentioned in the Learner’s License. The Learners License cannot be renewed.DRIVING TESTHolder of a learner’s license for more than 30days can only appear for driving test. You should produce the application along with the learner’s license in the ground mentioned in the learner’s license on the date and time prescribed in it.Driving test is conducted in two parts. First part is ground test and the second is road test. In the first part your efficiency in controlling the vehicle will be tested. An 8 track is made for testing part I for two and three wheelers; while an ‘H’ is made for testing the four wheelers.In the second part your skill in driving will be tested.If you pass both the parts you will be issued an acknowledgment coupon on the spot and the Driving License Card will be send to you within a week.Forms and Documents requiredFORM1If you are below 50 years and applying for non-transport driving license, use this form for self declaration of physical conditions.FORM1 AIf you are 50years or more and applying for non-transport driving license, or you are applying for a transport vehicle driving license, you should obtain a certificate from a general medical practitioner about your physical condition Form1A.FORM2Application for Learner’s License (you should fill up)FORM3Learner’ License form- (you can fill up some columns)FORMApplication for Driving License (you should fill upDocumentsEye Test Certificate shall be obtained from an ophthalmologist.Attested copy of proof of residence, proof of age and proof of citizenship (Election ID card, Ration Card, School Leaving Certificate, passport etc) You can download all the forms Downward menu.Whom to ApplyYou should file your application for driving license with all the above documents along with appropriate fee, before the Assistant Licensing Authority of the region where you reside.FeesFee for each class of learner’s licenseRs. 30Fee for each class of driving testRs 50Fee for Driving LicenseRs 200Service ChargeRs 50Fee for authorisation for Transport VehicleRs 100eg: Fee to be paid for obtaining a non transport vehicle driving licenseSingle class (30 + 50 + 200 + 50) = Rs 330/-Two classes (60 + 100 + 200 + 50) = Rs. 410/-the fees can be paid at the concerned Regional/Sub Regional Transport office in cash.ADDITION OF CLASS OF VEHICLEA person holding a driving license for Motor Cycle may similarly apply for addition of a light motor vehicle at any time. A person holding a driving license for Light Motor Vehicle may however, apply for addition of the class of Medium Motor Vehicle or Heavy Motor Vehicle only after he has held the license for light motor vehicle for a period of one year. In such cases the applicant should undergo the course of training in driving and produce a Certificate in form No.5 issued by a Driving School or establishment.RequirementsValid Driving License.An effective Learners’ License.Application in Form No.8.(a) Form No. 1(Self declaration as to the physical fitness for Non-Transport vehicles only).(b) Form No. 1 A (Medical Certificate-for Transport Vehicles only).Form No.2A driving Certificate in Form No.5.Fee receipt for Rs.50/- for each class of vehicle and Rs.280/- for Card license and Rs.50/-Service charge.RENEWAL OF DRIVING LICENSEAn application for renewal shall be entertained not more than one month before the date of expiry of the license. If the application is late for more than five years after the date of expiry of the license, the applicant should undergo all the formalities to obtain a fresh license. If the application for renewal is made previous to, or not more than 30 days after the date of expiry of the license, the renewal will be made with effect from the date of its expiry. If the application is made more than 30 days after the date of expiry of the license, the renewal will be made with effect from the date of receipt of proper application. In such cases a fee of Rs. 250/- + Rs.50/-will be realised.RequirementsDriving License.Application Form No.9.(a) Form No.1 (Self declaration as to the physical fitness for Non-Transport Vehicles) or(b) Form No. 1A : If you are 50years or more and applying for non-transport driving license, or you are applying for a transport vehicle driving license, you should obtain a certificate from a general medical practitioner about your physical condition Form1A.(c) Eye certificateRecent pass port size photographs – 2 Nos.Receipt for payment of fees of Rs. 250/- + Rs.50/- service charge.INTERNATIONAL DRIVING LICENSEInternational Driving Permit will be issued to an applicant who holds a valid Indian License and who is a resident of India. The application shall be made in Form IDP or in writing to the RTO within whose jurisdiction the applicant resides, specifying the countries to be visited and the duration of stay etc.RequirementsValid driving License held by the applicant and copies thereon.Three copies of the recent pass port size photographsCopies of Passport, Visa and Air ticket for verificationReceipt for payment of fees of Rs.500/- + Rs.200/-

I would also first say, as an American, that there are probably fewer annoying aspects of life in Germany than there are in the U.S. So the following criticisms are friendly. But, since you asked… (these are not in any particular order):Sunday store closures, especially drugstores if you happen to have a medical problem and suddenly discover you lack the OTC treatment you thought you had. You can go to an emergency Apotheke, but it’s a pain in the neck. And I miss the 24 hour drugstores of NYC.No class action lawsuits. And home buyers are very disadvantaged when they attempt to sue a home builder who has botched the job. I speak from experience. Very long court process, with very stupid rules. In certain areas, you as a consumer are far more disadvantaged in Germany than you are in the U.S., as Germans who bought Volkswagen diesels can tell you.Being an American in Germany when someone like Trump is President is incredibly annoying. He just seems to validate all the nasty things that many Germans have said about the U.S. over the years. It was a lot easier to counter anti-Americanism when Obama was in the Oval Office.The driver’s license isn’t accepted as ID. This was nightmarishly driven home recently when I tried to see an ER doctor and the admitting nurse started yelling at me that there’s an “Ausweispflicht” in Germany, so I should’ve had my passport on me. But the passport has no information that’s not on the German driver’s license, and you can only get the license if you have the passport, so by the transitive property… Ugh. Every once in a while you come up against these inane rules that have no logic behind them. Of course, you have them in the U.S., too, but if you grow up with them, you’re used to them. Plus, for Germans, this rule is fine, because their ID is the size of a driver’s license and fits easily in a wallet, whereas non-EU citizens have to carry their awkward-sized passports around with them all the time (which I don’t do).German notaries. I. Hate. Them. They serve no purpose and they charge based on the total value of whatever’s being dealt with in the legal document. So, they provide no service to you except giving your document a signature and a stamp, and then they bill you for an astronomical sum.Germany puts a special punitive tax treatment on non-EU citizen expats who have non-retirement brokerage accounts in their home country (country of origin) and who want to own ETFs or mutual funds in those accounts. (And America has similarly heinous rules that prevent Americans living abroad from buying German ETFs and mutual funds and REITs in their German brokerage account.) So if you want to invest in a non-retirement account, you basically have to buy individual securities, which requires a lot more research and a lot more risk.If you’re a U.S. expat, having to file tax returns in both the USA and Germany is more than annoying. It is a major drag. And it’s expensive.The prevalence of cigarette smoking and the government’s decision to allow smoking in bars and clubs that don’t serve meals.If you want to fly to a warm island with beautiful beaches and warm ocean waters to break up the cold and dismally dark winter, you have to fly a long, long time.No cold noodles with sesame sauce in the Chinese restaurants here. Frozen yogurt places typically only offer one or two flavors of frozen yogurt. I asked a German froyo owner about this once and he told me that Germans don’t like to have too many choices. ( ! ) Also: No NY-style deli! If you go into a bakery that serves sandwiches, they’ll usually have pre-made sandwiches in a little glass display, and if they don’t have what you want, they won’t make a fresh sandwich for you. Even though they have the ingredients. I find it really bizarre. And they just don’t have NY-style thick subs here, just the damn “Subway” chain. On the bright side: It makes it easier to lose weight, I guess.The Anmeldungsamt and Abmeldungsamt every time you move to a new address: Annoying.Want a library card? You need to find that Anmeldungsformular and present it to the library with your passport (AUSWEISPFLICHT!). The New York Public Library was satisfied with some envelopes showing I received mail at the address I provided. (At least, that’s how it worked in the 1990s.)In Berlin: Militant bicyclists who think they should never be required to brake or alter their trajectory under any circumstances while blowing through red lights and violating every conceivable traffic rule: Annoying.Watching the Heute Show shamelessly rip off the Daily Show but without being nearly as funny: Annoying.Having to listen to the “Leitkultur” debate that comes up every few years: Annoying. (Repetitive political debates are annoying everywhere, of course, but this one seems especially pointless.)If you place a German book on the table with the front cover facing upwards, the text on the side binding is upside down. I don’t know why, but this drives me up the frickin’ wall. It just seems like a blatantly stupid decision and I don’t understand why German publishers persist in sticking with it.As long as I’m being petty: I don’t know if this is just a Berlin thing, but most restaurants are so cheap that their bathroom sinks only let you wash their hands in ice cold water, which is annoying in the winter. I don’t find this to be the case in other European countries — you can wash your hands in warm water in Spain, France, Italy, etc. This isn’t the case everywhere in Germany, of course, but I encounter it a lot. (On the plus side, the public toilets in Germany are almost always extraordinarily clean, which is far from true in France or Spain. Oh, what I have seen in France and Spain… [shudder]).Most subscription contracts — for magazines, cell phones, or fitness clubs — have a rule that you have to notify them that you don’t want automatic contract renewal at least THREE MONTHS before the date when the renewal would occur. There is just no reason for this, other than to—as I mentioned in #2—screw the consumer and force him/her into an extension of a subscription that might be unwanted.Having to pay a 19% duty on anything you order to be shipped from outside Germany — *and* you have to pay the 19% duty on the cost of the good PLUS the shipping costs. The shipping costs? Really? And you can’t import drugstore things like Sudafed or Children’s Chewable Tylenol tablets or vitamins — Customs will block it if they find it. And the kicker is that DHL will charge you an additional processing fee if Customs stops the package and requires you to send them proof of the declared value. Basically: You should really avoid having anything of any value shipped from outside Germany.Numbers! Especially the dictation of phone numbers! My feeble, old brain just can’t get used to hearing the number in the ones’ column said before the number in the tens’ column. This comes to the fore on those occasions when a German is dictating his or her phone number to me and insists on saying “123–4321” as “eins, drei-und-zwanzig, drei-und-vierzig, ein-und-zwanzig.” And I, copying as fast as I can, am already lost on the second digit because I have already written “13” before hearing the “und-zwanzig.” And then sometimes I might not hear the “und,” which yields “1320… “ [eins, drei, zwanzig] and so I inevitably end up begging the speaker to say each digit singly—which, by the way, usually does not require the speaker to make the effort of saying extra syllables, so I don’t even understand the impulse to say “drei-und-zwanzig” instead of “zwei, drei” when dictating a phone number in the first place. But whatever. The kind Germans always humor me in the end—but only after giving me heart palpitations during the first dictation attempt!If you’re in the U.S., it is not unusual to make incidental eye contact with strangers on the street and either 1.) say “hi” or some such thing if you’re in a suburban or rural area, or 2.) make a subtle nod of the head if you’re in an urban area. Berliners, and Germans in general, I think, do not do the “eye-contact-then-nod-subtly” routine. Moreover, if *you* do the nod to a German, he or she will stare at you as if you’ve just escaped from the asylum. I find those stares very unnerving (though I laugh about them). And I think the “eye-contact-and-nod” custom is actually quite nice and I miss it.Last little one: In US stores, it’s fairly common to have a “Take-a-penny, leave-a-penny” plate so that everyone can avoid getting 1-cent coins in change if they don’t have the exact sum to pay in cash. It’s a lovely little karmic custom. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that in Germany, and its absence annoys me every time I’m handed a bunch of little red coins here.I think that’s about it for now. Still: A great country, with a great quality of life.They really ought to change the orientation of the print on the book bindings, though. And that three-month rule. And get rid of notaries. And accept the driver’s license as an ID or let non-EU citizen residents get a type of EU ID. And someone should open a place that serves cold sesame noodles and Boar’s Head turkey subs…