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Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019
The CAA is designed to grant Indian citizenship to persecuted migrants from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, specifically targeting non-Muslims such as Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, Buddhists, Parsis, and Christians who arrived in India before December 31, 2014. (With inputs from agencies)

List of Documents Required to Apply for CAA:
Copy of passport issued by Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan. Registration Certificate or Residential Permit issued by the Foreigners Regional Registration Officer (FRRO) or Foreigners Registration Officer (FRO) in India. Birth certificate issued by a government authority in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan. School certificate or educational certificate issued by school, college, board, or university authorities in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan. Identity document issued by the government of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan, or any other government authorities or agencies in these countries. License or certificate issued by a government authority in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan. Land or tenancy records in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan. Any document proving lineage to a citizen of one of the three countries (parents, grandparents, or great-grandparents). Additional documents issued by government authorities or agencies in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan establishing the applicant’s origin. Documents proving entry into India on or before December 31, 2014: – Visa and immigration stamp on arrival in India. – Registration Certificate or Residential Permit issued by FRRO or FRO in India. – Census Enumerator’s slip issued during census-related surveys. – Government-issued licenses, certificates, or permits. – Official letters issued by government or court. – Birth certificate issued in India. – Land or tenancy records in India. – PAN Card issuance document. – Documents issued by Central or State Government, Public Sector Undertakings, financial institutions, etc. – Certificate issued by elected member or revenue officer. – Bank or Post Office account records. – Insurance policies. – Utility bills in the applicant’s name. – Court or Tribunal records. – Employment documents (EPF, pension, ESIC, etc.). – School leaving certificate issued in India. – Academic certificates. – Municipality trade license. – Marriage certificate. Note: Documents should be issued by Indian authorities and remain admissible even beyond their validity period. They must establish the applicant’s entry into India on or before December 31, 2014.

List of Documents Required to Apply for CAA:

Copy of passport issued by Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan.

Registration Certificate or Residential Permit issued by the Foreigners Regional Registration Officer (FRRO) or Foreigners Registration Officer (FRO) in India.

Birth certificate issued by a government authority in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan.

School certificate or educational certificate issued by school, college, board, or university authorities in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan.

Identity document issued by the government of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan, or any other government authorities or agencies in these countries.

License or certificate issued by a government authority in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan.

Land or tenancy records in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan.

Any document proving lineage to a citizen of one of the three countries (parents, grandparents, or great-grandparents).

Additional documents issued by government authorities or agencies in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, or Pakistan establishing the applicant’s origin.

Documents proving entry into India on or before December 31, 2014:

– Visa and immigration stamp on arrival in India.
– Registration Certificate or Residential Permit issued by FRRO or FRO in India.
– Census Enumerator’s slip issued during census-related surveys.
– Government-issued licenses, certificates, or permits.
– Official letters issued by government or court.
– Birth certificate issued in India.
– Land or tenancy records in India.
– PAN Card issuance document.
– Documents issued by Central or State Government, Public Sector Undertakings, financial institutions, etc.
– Certificate issued by elected member or revenue officer.
– Bank or Post Office account records.
– Insurance policies.
– Utility bills in the applicant’s name.
– Court or Tribunal records.
– Employment documents (EPF, pension, ESIC, etc.).
– School leaving certificate issued in India.
– Academic certificates.
– Municipality trade license.
– Marriage certificate.
Note: Documents should be issued by Indian authorities and remain admissible even beyond their validity period. They must establish the applicant’s entry into India on or before December 31, 2014.

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