On May 16, 2015, at 8:55 AM, Eugene Correia <eugene.corr...@gmail.com> wrote:
'Jose, the wife and children of diplomats possess diplomatic passports. Under this passport, one cannot apply for immigration'. Hence, he issued ordinary passport'. 'The applies and oranges are that some diplomats abuse their posts. Remember, the issue regarding an Indian consul in New York?' COMMENT: Eugene, Is it the type of Passport or the Visa status which determines qualification for application for immigration to (say) Canada or the U.S. ? (I assume, you mean 'permanent immigration'). BTW: IF an individual does NOT wish to travel on a diplomatic or official passport, Can he/she be forced to do so ? In any event, I am not sure that the Budlakoti case is like Apples and Oranges to the New York case and even to the one you have referred to. I am reminded that his parents were not high up on the totem pole. Sadly, Budlakoti just Goofed up by getting caught up in the web of criminality. jc > > Jose, the wife and children of diplomats possess diplomatic passports. > Under this passport, one cannot apply for immigration. Hence, he issued > ordinary passport which came to the notice of the High Commissioner. > The applies and oranges are that some diplomats abuse their posts. > Remember, the issue regarding an Indian consul in New York?
