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CI would love to do that, but I have heard that they do not respond or act. Even the emails sent to consulate general do not get any response back.CThe problem is people at BLS do not know what they are doing. I was able to get a checklist from BLS Toronto which states two options: divorced in India and divorced in Canada. Also as of Jan 2024, Canada is part of the Hague Apostille convention, which basically means any document issued by a Canadian authority does not require any further legal attestation and legalization in India. Moreover, the information is the first thing that pops up when you go to Consulate General of India website. So, I guess the question how to get the BLS employee to acknowledge this.CI am in Vancouver. We only have two BLS centers here. Maybe i will talk to the other centre and see what they say.CThank you for responding!! Is it possible for me to do that from Canada, because I cannot go to India at this point due to my passport expiring and work commitments here. Do you think my father can apply on my behalf?CI am in Vancouver. We only have two BLS centers here. Maybe i will talk to the other centre and see what they say.CI asked them the same thing, and they told me that I need my ex’s passport and they will need to add his name to application. Honestly, I am not comfortable with what they said, and it’s annoying. I was also told to contact consulate office to get more information. I am so confused as my passport is expiring in two months.
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