is notary stamp on separate paper okay for passport renewal?
hi team,

please confirm for the notarizing of the documents related to india passport renewing , i have visited chase bank for getting change in appearance and i797 document, they notarized on separate page and not the xerox copy.

kindly confirm is this ok for renewal of indian passport or need t…
that should be fine.
Hi Vini,  
  
You can provide copies and certificates to the customs. It's also legally efficient. well, there is no sla as such. if you want faster response, you should upgrade to premium processing. 
you can go for stamping anytime, there is no rule as such. there are two things visa stamping and petition approval. once your petition is close to expiration, they can file extension. 
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