A passport office error in India has left KnotDating CEO Jasveer Singh “10 years younger” on official records. When Jasveer Singh renewed his passport, his birth year was mistakenly entered as 1998 instead of 1988. The error went unnoticed until months later, when a car dealer asked if he was 26. Singh took to X, formerly Twitter, to share his ordeal. "I don’t need skincare, I just need the passport office. They literally made me 10 years younger. Thanks, Govt of India. When I renewed my passport last time, I didn’t think much of it. All documents were correct - birth year 1988. Months later, I went to buy a car and the dealer asked, “Sir, are you 26?” That’s when I found out. I hadn’t even noticed," Singh wrote. "Turns out, the person entering the data at the passport office made a typo. The crazy part? It passed every single layer of ‘strict verification’, he added. MEA Announces Successful Rollout of Passport Seva Programme, Global Passport Seva Programme and E-Passport.

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