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How to Apply for Seafarer Identity Document(SID)?

  1. Visit dgshippingbsid.in and keep passport, CDC handy. (Use Mozilla Firefox browser)
  2. Login to the SID portal with your INDOS number and the password. 
  3. Click on the link "Apply for SID". 
  4. Check the personal details in the form and click to continue. 
  5. Fill the address details and click continue 
  6. Fill other details and click continue 
     
  7. Make payment through e-payment portal. 
  8. Submit the application. 
  9. Click on "Schedule Appointment" on the screen to schedule an appointment. 
  10. Select the collection centre along with the date and time from the slots available. 
  11. Your application would be transmitted online to the verification officer, who will check the application. 
  12. Within 10 days of submission of the application, you will receive a notification on the verification result of the application through an e-mail. 
  13. You are informed that the fee once paid is non-refundable. Your appointment would be treated as confirmed, only on payment of the fee.
  14. If you wish to reschedule your confirmed appointment (after payment of fee), same can be done do so for maximum two more occasions (excluding the first appointment). If you reschedule your appointment for more than two occasions, then you will have to pay the fee again. In other words fee once paid is valid only for three appointments. 

  15. Please report to the collection centre at the appointed date and time.
  16. Please bring the printout of the Print report/Acknowledgment report,original passport,original CDC and the copy receipt of payent for verification. Data capturing personanel,after examining your dcuments would return the same and caputre your biometric data i.e photograph.
  17. Seafarers Identity Document would be issued and printed.
  18. The same shall be dispatched by speed post AD within two working days.


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