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amglobal.org@gmail.com

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LD-41, Pitampura, New Delhi - 110088, INDIA

+91-9999-422-422

FAQ’s

Q1. What services does AM Global provide?

We provide assistance with obtaining Indian government documents such as Passports, Aadhar Cards, and PAN Cards. We help in fresh applications, corrections, reissues, and early appointment bookings.

Q2. Are you a government organization?

No. AM Global is a private document assistance agency. We are not affiliated with the Indian government or any of its departments. We help applicants navigate the official process.

Q3. Do you guarantee early appointments?

We assist with early appointment subject to availability through official portals. We use our expertise to ensure your documents are properly submitted to increase approval chances and reduce delays.

Q4. What documents do I need for a passport?

You will typically need Aadhar card, address proof, date of birth proof, and for reissues, your old passport. Requirements may vary based on case type.

Q5. How much do you charge?

Our service charges vary based on the type of application and urgency. Government application fees are separate and will be communicated transparently during consultation.

Q6. How is my personal information handled?

Your information is kept strictly confidential and used only for application purposes. Please refer to our Privacy Policy for more.

Q7. Can you help with urgent (Tatkal) passport services?

Yes, we offer Tatkal processing assistance, ensuring all supporting documents are correctly prepared for faster turnaround.

Q8. How long will it take to get my Aadhar or PAN card?

  • Aadhar: 5–15 working days (after enrollment)
  • PAN Card: 7–10 working days (after submission)
    Timelines may vary based on official processing speed.

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Passport Services
Aadhar Card
PAN Card

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amglobal.org@gmail.com

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LD-41, Pitampura, New Delhi - 110088, INDIA

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