US Kid ..........with Indian Parents Settling In India

[sandeepvd]

Hi All
Happy new year.

Topic:
My kid has US citizenship which I'd prefer to maintain at least for now.
I am considering to settle in India permanently in coming time.
Considering this, clearly the kid will start getting education in Indian system.

I am looking for answers to the following questions:

Q1 Is the birth record of the child maintained separately in India, if yes, what is the procedure to be followed ?

Q2 Is the child eligible to get added on gvt documents such as ration card?

Q3 What is the education fee structure for the child in India (same as India born kid, or same as US kid ) ?

Q4 Does the document (ex. school leaving certificate) say citizenship as "Indian" ?



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[varunishere3886]

Hi All
Happy new year.

Topic:
My kid has US citizenship which I'd prefer to maintain at least for now.
I am considering to settle in India permanently in coming time.
Considering this, clearly the kid will start getting education in Indian system.

I am looking for answers to the following questions:

Q1 Is the birth record of the child maintained separately in India, if yes, what is the procedure to be followed ?

Q2 Is the child eligible to get added on gvt documents such as ration card?

Q3 What is the education fee structure for the child in India (same as India born kid, or same as US kid ) ?

Q4 Does the document (ex. school leaving certificate) say citizenship as "Indian" ?



best regards
[email protected]

Dear Sandeep,
I know something about your qusetions. When I was in school, we had a classmate who was England born, but his parents were Indian. They use to pay same fee like other indian children, when we got our certificates...... I remember that it was written NON RESIDING. If the child is not holding Indian passport, the school leaving certificate will never say it INDIAN.

Upto schools the fee structure is not different but for Universities...... they have different fee structure. They indeed charge more from NRI's... but the favour they give to NRI's is easy admissions, even to top class universities (from NRI quota)

I don't know about Ration Cards but its my assumption that the name addition of your child in Ration Card depends upon the Passport.
You should contact some Muncipal Commitee officer etc in India to verify.
The place of your settlement in India influences many factors, so be careful about the place. The capital cities are much more tougher to rules. I hope that my answers are correct. Anyhow, it will be benaficial for you to consult any Muncipal Commitee Officer in India. Even any notary can tell about Ration cards.

[sahana_kumar]

Reg Schooling and Child Certificates

Hi Sandeep

This is with reference to your queries posted on the immi
> help forums.
>
> To answer some of them.
>
> The child's birth record is maintained by the
> Corporation or the Municipal Office. Sinc e your child was
> not born here, the records wont be here.
>
> I suggest that you apply for a PIO Card for your child, in
> which case you can add the name in the ration card.
>
> Whiich city would be your relocation point in India and
> when is the proposed move ?
>
> There is no discrimination in terms of fees at School level
> except in International Schools like the American School or
> the German School etc.
>
> Do let me know if you require any further help.
>
> Regards, Raghu
>

Hi All
Happy new year.

Topic:
My kid has US citizenship which I'd prefer to maintain at least for now.
I am considering to settle in India permanently in coming time.
Considering this, clearly the kid will start getting education in Indian system.

I am looking for answers to the following questions:

Q1 Is the birth record of the child maintained separately in India, if yes, what is the procedure to be followed ?

Q2 Is the child eligible to get added on gvt documents such as ration card?

Q3 What is the education fee structure for the child in India (same as India born kid, or same as US kid ) ?

Q4 Does the document (ex. school leaving certificate) say citizenship as "Indian" ?



best regards
[email protected]