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FG gives passport issuing centres May 31 ultimatum to clear application backlog

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeMay 20, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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. .. Request For New Passport Starts June 1

All Passport Issuing Centres in Nigeria have been directed to clear existing backlog of applications on or before 31st May, 2021.

A press statement from the Public Affairs Department of the Nigeria Immigration Service on Tuesday, 18 May, 2021 confirmed this directive.

According to the statement, “requests for fresh and/or re-issue shall not be entertained with effect from 18th May 2021-31st May 2021 in all centres except for locations in the Missions abroad.

“Notifications for collection of produced Passports are already going out to applicants who indicated functional phone numbers in their applications”.

The statement stated further that, “a new Passport application and processing regime shall commence by 1st June 2021.

“Critical features of the reform shall include the following:

(1) Applicants shall visit http://immigration.gov.ng to apply, pay&upload all the required documents for Passports;

(2) Book interview/appointment after a successful online application;

(3) That no applicant who have not booked online appointment shall be attended to;

(4) That no cash payment to anyone shall be entertained in any Issuing Centre;

(5) That Passport application processing and issuance shall take a period of six weeks after a successful enrollment;

(6) That requests for reissue can be submitted Six Months before expiration”.

Furthermore, the statement added that, “Our centres are working hard to resolve all backlog applications.

“We therefore appeal to applicants who have been waiting for more understanding and assure that they’ll get their Passports soon”.

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